Chrome's Secondary Bottom Toolbar shifts the click areas of the buttons in a Cookie Consent Dialog.
Reported by
ahmedibr...@gmail.com,
Sep 24
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Issue descriptionSteps to reproduce the problem: 1. Setup a bottom toolbar through the CustomTabsIntent and by supplying EXTRA_REMOTEVIEWS. 2. Head to a sample site (could happen on any site that has a Cookie Consent dialog as a popup) e.g. https://www.classicfm.com/lifestyle/quizzes/italian-musical-terms/ 3. Swipe the page so that the bottom toolbar gets hidden. 4. Now try clicking on the "Accept & Continue" it does nothing. 5. Scroll back to the normal bottom toolbar position and click the button again, it works! What is the expected behavior? The "Accept & Continue" button's action gets invoked regardless the position of the Bottom toolbar and the popup modal is hidden. What went wrong? As stated in the steps to reproduce, when the toolbar gets hidden due to a scroll, the click areas on the button are not responsive anymore, this is probably due to the click area Rects are shifted upwards with the amount equals to the height of the bottom toolbar. I've attached 3 files: 1. Shows the position of the button rect when the toolbar is shown. 2. Shows the position of the button rect when the toolbar is not show (notice the the shift to upward). 3. A video that shows the issue in action. Did this work before? N/A Chrome version: 69.0.3497.100 Channel: n/a OS Version: 8.1.0 Flash Version: We are a news application, and it is written as a native Android that uses the Chrome Custom Tabs API. Unfortunately we can't ship the ChromeCustomTabs bottom bar feature as this could lead to legal problems with publishers since the users won't be able to give their consent for the Cookies.
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Sep 25
This issue is critical for us a publisher too. Blocks us totally from benefiting from the chrome custom tab bottom bar and reduces opportunities of better user engagement. |
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Comment 1 by chelamcherla@chromium.org
, Sep 25