The status and navigation bars take up precious screen space, but they’re capable of going transparent so Android apps can display content underneath them. This is called edge-to-edge mode, but many ...

When it comes to browsing on Android, most people stick with the default option, Google Chrome, and never look back. But the Android browser market is far more diverse and competitive than it seems.

Starting in Android 15, apps that target the new release are forced to go edge-to-edge by default, which makes the status and navigation bars transparent. However, Google quietly added an API that ...

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