fix: iOS PWA status bar overlap issue on mobile devices #188
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- Add PWA detection logic to App.jsx - Apply dynamic padding to header and sidebar in PWA mode - Update viewport meta tag for better iOS compatibility - Change status bar style to black-translucent for PWA - Add CSS variables for safe area insets with fallback support This ensures menu button and sidebar content are properly visible below the iOS status bar when installed as a PWA.
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Sep 15, 2025
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Description
This PR fixes the issue where the menu button and sidebar content were hidden behind the iOS status bar when the app is installed as a PWA on iPhone.
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Note on Visual Appearance
The menu button may appear to have excessive padding in screenshots or simulators. However, on actual iPhone devices with rounded corners and notch/Dynamic Island, this padding provides the optimal spacing from the status bar area. The positioning has been tested on physical devices and confirmed to provide the best user experience.
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