Bug P3
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lb...@gmail.com
Title was too specific.
It's more like what I wrote in the post itself.
Solid background alone, on first and/or last page - it's enough to notice the issue.
It's more like what I wrote in the post itself.
Solid background alone, on first and/or last page - it's enough to notice the issue.
lb...@gmail.com
Actually, this can happen in every scrollable View. Just need to have the first/last content to be completely opaque , so that overscroll effect would be better than stretching of nothing.
Description
- Steps to reproduce the problem (including sample code if appropriate).
Either prepare a new app with ViewPager that has solid color background for the first&last pages (each different color, or all the same), or run a real app that has it.
Try to scroll to the end of the viewPager and cause overscroll.
- What happened.
Nothing is shown, because it tried to stretch it instead of what we used to have, of an indication that there is nowhere to scroll to anymore.
- What you think the correct behavior should be.
We should have better indication that can be visible no matter the content, especially if the content is static.
The new style ruins what we had before.
If you want an example of such an app, I can show you.
At the very least, apps that target API 31 should have the stretching effect, but not those that are before.
See attached, of both Android S and Android R.