In-App browser can not detect full screen in which front camera is within screen

[habib]

In-App browser can not detect full screen in which front camera is within screen. Android devices such as Samsung A71, in which camera is within screen. so In-App browser plugin can not just cover screen upto camera and a very small background area of mobile screen top side shows in app.

For screenshots details check email i sent from (ardeveloper2@gmail.com)

how to solve it?

[Piotr]

How do you open browser? Are you using any DisplayOptions, especially padding?

[habib]

I don’t use padding displayoption property.

[Piotr]

But you disable title bar, correct?
I am wondering what would be correct solution here. If we simply move content of a browser to the top, title bar would be overlapping with camera lens.
Maybe if there is no title (custom or taken from URL) I could move it to top? Thoughts?

[habib]

I enabled Title bar but still In-App browser do not overlap the camera lens. please help

[Piotr]

I don’t think you understood my question.
I am asking what would be expected result from you.
If there is title and we move content to the top then title will be overlapping with camera lens, correct?
So I am thinking what would be best solution here.

[habib]

yes that’s what exactly i want. would this be available in new version or we can do byself?

[habib]

Hello Piotr

My previous issues are still not resolved which i asked here and in forum too.

Now i encountered an another issue. i want the mobile camera access in In-app browser but do not prompt any webcam access and directly denied the webcam access.
Screenshot attached.

thanks

[Piotr]

habib, you are asking for breaking change when title will be hidden by camera lens – not sure what response are you expecting from me.

[habib]

Kindly check the emails i sent you with Screenshots. you will easy got the issues. (ardeveloper2@gmail.com)
Thanks

[Piotr]

Not sure if you understand what I am trying to say.
You want move whole content of a dialog to the top edge.
It will potentially break hundreds of apps because if dialog shows website title it will be covered by part of the phone cover / camera lens.

[habib]

so what should be the solution for this(Camera lense issue)?

and how to give access to Mobile camera in In-App browser?

[Piotr]

Hi habib,
I cannot get Unity scene rendered in notch area (so both Unity scene and browser are rendered “below” it) – how did you accomplish it? Did you use some custom AndroidManifest? Is it some sort of option in Unity?

[Piotr]

For camera access you need to do three things:
1. Replace InAppBrowser.jar from Plugins/Android with this.
2. Add <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" /> to your AndroidManifest
3. Request runtime permissions:

  void Start()
  {
#if PLATFORM_ANDROID
    if (!Permission.HasUserAuthorizedPermission(Permission.Camera))
    {
      Permission.RequestUserPermission(Permission.Camera);
    }
#endif
  }

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Piotr.

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