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I tried this out on an iPhone 15 Pro. Some notes: - Opening in portrait mode, the Window Controls title bar is obscured by the Dynamic Island. I cannot move t

I tried this out on an iPhone 15 Pro. Some notes: - Opening in portrait mode, the Window Controls title bar is obscured by the Dynamic Island. I cannot move this window without going to landscape orientation. - The "Open Folder" button on the Files window doesn't work. File access is never requested. - The App Tools window looks funky in landscape mode. The tab bar is only 50% filled, vertically. - Windows appear in inconvenient locations, offscreen, partially obscured, or have strange sizing. I found myself rotating between portrait and landscape mode frequently just to do basic UI interactions. - Global Search completely obscures other windows, and its title bar is offscreen. This breaks the app. I have to force-close to get it back into a working state. You should probably pull iPhone support until this is tested more thoroughly. I imagine similar issues occur on iPad. Not to be harsh, but it's literally unusable on iPhone in its current state.

tikimcfee 2y ago
Thanks for the input! - Yep, it's annoying to have the current window controls overlayed by the safe area. You can still move it around if you're careful enough, but yes, it's not great. - The mobile app expects you to download from Github directly for now, because yes, there's no direct file import yet. Not a hard add, but just needs a bit of a different pipe to either copy or access the out of sandbox files. - Yes, the mobile windowing controls are meant more to allow access to all the demos for now, not for a pretty UI. It's not terrible on iPad since you can use the pencil for more accuracy, but I did have a plan to put the tabbed and sidebar controls back in place for mobile at some point. - Sorry about the search; if the 'reset' control doesn't do the trick, you might be out of luck for this version. The same fix I need to put in place to work within the current screen's safe area is the same that would keep these windows within viewport. And, ideally, to include a similar 'IDE' view as the desktop to avoid these multi window cases that are inconvenient or broken. I'll be focusing on a few changes related specifically to mobile UI in the next few builds of this. Touch, for example, has no way to rotate along the y-axis, and there's no way to 'hover' for bookmarking on tap.

tikimcfee 2y ago

Thanks for the input! - Yep, it's annoying to have the current window controls overlayed by the safe area. You can still move it around if you're careful enough, but yes, it's not great. - The mobile app expects you to download from Github directly for now, because yes, there's no direct file import yet. Not a hard add, but just needs a bit of a different pipe to either copy or access the out of sandbox files. - Yes, the mobile windowing controls are meant more to allow access to all the demos for now, not for a pretty UI. It's not terrible on iPad since you can use the pencil for more accuracy, but I did have a plan to put the tabbed and sidebar controls back in place for mobile at some point. - Sorry about the search; if the 'reset' control doesn't do the trick, you might be out of luck for this version. The same fix I need to put in place to work within the current screen's safe area is the same that would keep these windows within viewport. And, ideally, to include a similar 'IDE' view as the desktop to avoid these multi window cases that are inconvenient or broken. I'll be focusing on a few changes related specifically to mobile UI in the next few builds of this. Touch, for example, has no way to rotate along the y-axis, and there's no way to 'hover' for bookmarking on tap.