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Mike Jumper commented on GUACAMOLE-810:
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Guacamole does already test for and handle changes to browser viewport size. If
I remember correctly, there are cases with soft keyboard behavior on iOS that
are undetectable, with there actually being no JavaScript-visible state change
and no way for the page itself to be aware of the fact that suddenly only half
the page is visible.
It's worth rechecking, but I worry that there is still a fundamental issue with
iOS browser behavior that is impossible to overcome.
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This is not a minor inconvenience, but rather a major bug which needs to be
fixed.
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Classification as minor doesn't mean it won't be fixed. Mobile browser behavior
is a notoriously finicky, moving target, and issue priorities are relative. If
this is something that can be resolved, it will be. The question is not whether
a user affected by the issue would consider it major, but whether the issue
itself should be considered major across Guacamole's entire user base.
In any case, I don't think you should worry too much over a difference of
opinion on a single level of issue priority. It is reported, it will be looked
into, and it will be fixed if possible. I believe there was a somewhat similar
issue reported recently(ish) for iOS 13, and so I will likely soon be looking
into both once I obtain a more recent test device.
> Ipad screen jumps upwards while user focuses on Text Input.
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>
> Key: GUACAMOLE-810
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-810
> Project: Guacamole
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: guacamole
> Affects Versions: 1.0.0
> Environment: Chrome Browser Version 72 on iPad
> Safari Browser Version 12.1 on iPad
> iPad OS Software version : 12.3.1
> Model name : iPad Mini 4
> Reporter: Amarjeet Singh
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: jumping_screen_after _clicking_input_text.jpeg,
> original_screen.jpeg
>
>
> Steps to reproduce :-
> 1. User changes the input method to TEXT INPUT.
> 2. User clicks or focuses on the TEXT INPUT which opens up the system
> keyboard of iPad.
> 3. Only *half of the RDP screen is visible* on iPad ( canvas screen jumps
> upwards).
> 4. User *cannot scroll up to view the upper part* of the screen.
> 5. Once system keyboard opens up. It is always up on the screen.
> 6. User cannot hide it by changing TEXT INPUT to none.
> I have attached the screenshot of original screen and jumping screen for the
> reference.
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