Since upgrading iPads to iOS 13.2, websites that have been 'added to home screen' and are in 'guided access' mode show a persisted address/tool bar. We have the proper meta
tags, i.e.
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="yes" />
<meta name="mobile-web-app-capable" content="yes" />
but are still seeing the address/tool bar:
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
While Apple and the Shortcuts team have done wonders for the iOS 13 release, there seem to be some issues. For one, the first release of the beta software saw many custom-built Shortcuts become broken.
Delete the Mail app and reinstall it! If you have iOS 12, iOS 13, or iPadOS 13, you can delete (and then reinstall) the Mail app from your device! Deleting and reinstalling the Mail app often solves these types of issues. So give it a try!
It appears that some Mail bugs reported in the prior version of iOS 13 were not addressed in a systematic fashion in the current update. The latest update iOS 13.2.3 and iPadOS 13.2.3 has solved a lot of the Mail related issues including Search feature and refresh issues.
As soon as the scrolling is disabled, Safari stops rendering the lower area which would be covered by the expanded iOS UI, leaving behind the same black bar as you're showing in your screenshot. Setting html.style.height to 100vh while the body is set to position: fixed seems to fix the issue.
The solution was to add a manifest.json
file with "display": "standalone"
.
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