It is possible to mirror an iOS device screen to an external display using AirPlay or by connecting the device physically to a monitor.
I've noticed a bug in my application, that I tracked down and is coming from this library:
Popups may not appear on the device's screen, but only rendered to the external display, creating an inconsistency and preventing the user to interact more with the app.
The popup should be displayed on the device's screen, then be mirrored to the external screen.
But currently the popup is only displayed on the external screen.
If the external screen cannot be interacted with, then there is way to interact with the popup.
Reproduction steps
Connect an iPad OS 16+ device to an external display
Through AirPlay
Or via USB-C/adapter
Deploy the Rg.Plugins.Popup Sample app to that device
🐛 Bug Report
It is possible to mirror an iOS device screen to an external display using AirPlay or by connecting the device physically to a monitor. I've noticed a bug in my application, that I tracked down and is coming from this library: Popups may not appear on the device's screen, but only rendered to the external display, creating an inconsistency and preventing the user to interact more with the app.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50311090/211262968-d10bee70-3297-487a-8bfb-0c734335158f.mp4
Expected behavior
The popup should be displayed on the device's screen, then be mirrored to the external screen. But currently the popup is only displayed on the external screen. If the external screen cannot be interacted with, then there is way to interact with the popup.
Reproduction steps
Rg.Plugins.Popup
Sample app to that deviceConfiguration
Version: v2.0.0.14
Platform: