Navigation bar not fit on Github Android

[RedLeaf007]

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GitHub's Android app , Navigation bar ( bottom on screen , Gesture indicator or 3-button ) not fit with app, looks out of place whether in light or dark theme.

[alcere]

Hi @RedLeaf007, thank you for your feedback! We have created an internal issue tracking this and we will try to get this fixed as soon as possible! Thanks again!

[RedLeaf007]

I found this question on Google Pixel and other phone that running AOSP-Based rom.

[0dayhunter]

It sounds like you're experiencing a user interface (UI) issue with the GitHub Android app's navigation bar, where it doesn't fit well with the rest of the app's design, regardless of the theme being used. UI issues like this can be frustrating, as they can impact the overall user experience. Here are a few steps you can take to address this problem:

1. Update the App: Ensure that you're using the latest version of the GitHub Android app. Developers often release updates that include UI improvements and bug fixes. An update might resolve the issue you're facing.

2. Check Settings: Explore the app's settings to see if there's an option to adjust the UI layout or navigation bar appearance. Sometimes, apps offer customization options to adapt to different devices and user preferences.

3. Device Compatibility: UI issues can sometimes be related to specific devices or Android versions. Make sure your device's software is up to date, as some UI problems can be resolved with newer system updates.

4. Report the Issue: If the problem persists, report the UI issue to GitHub's support or feedback channels. Describe the issue clearly, mentioning the device you're using, the Android version, and any other relevant details. This helps the development team understand the problem better.

5. Temporary Workarounds: While waiting for a potential app update, you can consider using alternative methods to access GitHub, such as using the web browser on your device. The web version might provide a more consistent UI experience until the app issue is resolved.

6. Community Discussion: Look for GitHub's official forums, social media accounts, or other community platforms where users discuss the app. Others might have experienced similar issues and might have found solutions or workarounds.

Remember that UI issues can sometimes be complex and might take some time to be fully resolved. Reporting the issue to the app's developers is a crucial step in getting it fixed.

Please note that my information might be outdated since my last update in September 2021. For the most current information, refer to GitHub's official resources or contact their support directly.

[RedLeaf007]

I found this question on Google Pixel and other phone that running AOSP-Based rom.

[RedLeaf007]

System navigation bar ( Gesture navigation / 3-button navigation )not fit with GitHub Android's UI.

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