
- #Transparent brightness slider notification bar how to
- #Transparent brightness slider notification bar for android
#Transparent brightness slider notification bar how to
Things are a bit scarce on the docs on how to configure the status bar, specially without an AppBar. Later when he makes a screen with an AppBar he won't understand what's going on. If a developer starts his App with a login screen that doesn't have an AppBar he might not know the AppBar has an automatic mechanism for configuring the status bar for him. If you try to google for "how to change status bar color in Flutter" you will find old code samples with tSystemUIOverlayStyle. Controlling the system icons brightness will be a very different mechanism for some screens than others and this leads to confusion. Some screens need light system icons and some dark. Many apps (like mine) have some screens with an AppBar (regular screens) and some without (login screen, announcement screen, on-boarding, etc). "You shouldn't use and together, as automatically configures the system status bar brightness and thus will revert any changes made by the. I think we should, but just some brief words about it, like:


#Transparent brightness slider notification bar for android
Android toolchain - develop for Android devices (Android SDK version 30.0.2)
