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Feature description
Issue:
Currently, if a user selects the rename option of the app on the app list, when the app name is located on the lower part of the smartphone display, the virtual keyboard would pop up and the renaming field would hide behind a keyboard.
Suggestion:
automatically move the text input field higher above the keyboard, when the keyboard pops up, or by default open an Android system window for text input, where input can be inserted and accepted (In this scenario, design/shape of the renaming field would be up to Android's system UI.)
Additional information
It is possible to individually figure out, that when the keyboard pops up, the app list can still be scrolled higher, to unhide the renaming input field, but if the app is at the bottom part of the app list, it is not possible to scroll the list higher to unhide the renaming input field, which means we're not able to see the changes that we are making, unless we repeatedly hide and unhide the keyboard, which makes for a bad UX.
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Checklist
Feature description
Issue:
Currently, if a user selects the rename option of the app on the app list, when the app name is located on the lower part of the smartphone display, the virtual keyboard would pop up and the renaming field would hide behind a keyboard.
Suggestion:
automatically move the text input field higher above the keyboard, when the keyboard pops up, or by default open an Android system window for text input, where input can be inserted and accepted (In this scenario, design/shape of the renaming field would be up to Android's system UI.)
Additional information
It is possible to individually figure out, that when the keyboard pops up, the app list can still be scrolled higher, to unhide the renaming input field, but if the app is at the bottom part of the app list, it is not possible to scroll the list higher to unhide the renaming input field, which means we're not able to see the changes that we are making, unless we repeatedly hide and unhide the keyboard, which makes for a bad UX.
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