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Is there any way to identify View Mode( In setting > Display & Brightness ) programmatically ? Many apps design are behaving differently in Standard Mode and Zoomed Mode. Please refer image : ...
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Is there a way to know if a user is using the iPhone 6/iPhone 6 Plus "Display Zoom" feature? I'm talking about this feature.
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I can't find how can I detect in code when display zoom is changed from the device Settings: Because when the Display Zoom is Standard, all the AutoLayout works perfectly and when is Zoomedall the ...
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I can't find how can I detect in code when the display zoom is changed from the device Settings: Is there any way to detect the Display Zoom for all iPhone devices, which all are devices supporting ...
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Today, I found a bug. viewWillTransitionToSize method in ViewController returns wrong size for iPhone 12 pro max device. But for simulator, the size is correct. How to I fix it? Any idea? - (void)...
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Is there a way to determine the device running an application. I want to distinguish between iPhone and iPod Touch, if possible.
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In sample logs posted in this question, the results are identical. Does anyone know if there is meant to be a logical difference between the two? Even Apple's description is confusing. Here is the ...
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I wonder how I can check if the user has the display set to zoomed mode. I have tried this: public var isZoomed: Bool { return UIScreen.main().scale < UIScreen.main().nativeScale } And also: ...
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This question has been asked before but none of the solutions work. I can't believe that in SwiftUI, similar to @Environment(\.sizeCategory) var sizeCategory there isn't a similar environment ...
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As a follow up question to this one, I'm wondering if you're able to detect (in an iOS app or application extension) if the app has not been updated for the new screen sizes and is running in 'zoomed' ...
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Is it possible to check whether display mode of iPhone 6+ is Zoomed or Standard. I have googled and found some macros but they are not working.I have used this macro. #define ...
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