Closed Lululalu closed 4 years ago
I don't see a bug in the described behaviour. The snackbar is always on the same position and disappers after a few seconds.
Is this about the time it takes for the snackbar to disappear? It's currently Snackbar.LENGTH_LONG we could easily change it so Snackbar.LENGTH_SHORT
Could we get UX feedback on the time length of this snackbar (and this snackbar in general I suppose)?
i believe @topotropic has some rules for snackbar behaviour.
@ekager what's the rational behind having a Snackbar here? I'm just wondering if we need it at all – if we want to keep it, we'd have to render it above the navigational controls.
From UX meeting: Make the duration shorter and offset it so it doesn't cover the controls.
There is not a simple way to place the snackbar above media controls since different sites may place these controls in different places. For now I've discussed a short term solution with @topotropic to just shorten the snackbar length, but we should revisit this later.
For the fullscreen case we should be able to position the notification above our default controls which we fail to do.
We should verify this works in the portrait case as well.
Alright I've updated this for the snackbar to appear over the normal toolbar location. Do we think we can close this bug?
Verified as fixed on the latest build 1.0.1924 (#11630619), with Samsung Galaxy A 6 (Android 5.1.1), and Google Pixel 3 (Android 9). The "Entering full screen mode" is displayed shortly and doesn't cover the control buttons.
Steps to reproduce
Go to a website that contains videos Play a video Go full screen
Expected behavior
Video controls are not covered
Actual behavior
Controls are covered UNITO-UNDERSCORE!20190503-001622!UNITO-UNDERSCORE!Gallery!
Device information
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