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Voyager seems to have a bug that seemingly came with the new Voyager version: after posting a comment, screen space with rounded corners / camera notch are not fully utilized and black borders appear. This effect remains until app restart. App remains fully usable, just with a bit less screen space used.

Did a quick search of github issues but did not find this one reported.

Are others getting this?

Sorry for this low effort post instead of a real full bug report. I feel like this must be a known issue already but just didn't find it.

Thanks for the great app!

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[โ€“] passenger@sopuli.xyz 1 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago) (1 children)

Pixel 9. GOS and using 2.40.4 updated today with Obtainium from github. I will see after posting this comment if the issue persists. Edit: did not get it from posting this comment! Seems fixed in todays release!

[โ€“] aeharding@vger.social 2 points 3 days ago (2 children)

Thanks, let me know if it comes back. Iโ€™ve been trying to replicate on all my Android devices but no luck so far!

Just to reply off the back of this comment chain I am on a Pixel 6a running Graphene with the app acquired via aurora. It will happen every single time I go into composing a reply, even if I dont actually post a reply and back out of the compose. It doesnt happen when submitting a post however.

[โ€“] passenger@sopuli.xyz 1 points 3 days ago

Unfortunately, it still exists after all. I got it now when posting another comment in this thread. So it doesn't happen every time when posting it seems.