It is way easier to detect on an app whether it is the first run or not
than on shell. Shell would need to keep track about each app on how many
times it has been launched, and that is just not its task.
I mentioned Tutorial component simply because I do see this whole logic being
tracked by it:
Well, this screen is supposed to appear on the tablet or phone. Desktop
doesn't show it. So no worries about convergence.
Design wants it to cover the screen because they want to focus the user
on this one thing.
And to your suggestion #2, it's a little tricky to know when it should
be
Assigning to bzoltan for opinion on approach.
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Zoltan Balogh (bzoltan)
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The BottomEdge component is decided to be available per Page, that means
that it will be available if the Page is active. Now there can be
situations when more than one BottomEdge will be available at a time,
and the logic described above does not deal with that. Also, the edge
tutorial does not
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