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by Pierrot » Mon Feb 04, 2019 6:44 am
This is device specific, as long as I can't reproduce it myself there is unfortunately no chance that I can fix it.
As far as I know, there is no setting in the standard Android system that the user can use to hide the navbar. It means that this is a custom feature found on the OnePlus. There's nothing wrong with that, and there's certainly a way to handle the change in the layout triggered by the appearance/disappearance of the bar. Maybe even using standard Android mechanism.
The problem is that without a OnePlus in my hands I can't make an analysis of the behavior and see what's wrong, hence no action can be taken. From time to time a solution can be found blindly because the issue is very specific, but regarding system bars there are literally dozen of different cases and changing a single line to fix a bug may break something else.
And please, don't PM me directly with the same issue: if I don't reply here, I won't reply privately.