[ ] iOS
[x] Android
[x] Bug report
[ ] Feature request
It should show whole reference
It was partially covered by Gboard
[x] iOS
[ ] Android
Is there a way to disable autocomplete, and search cruft? When I create a link it covers the link so I cannot see what I’m typing. The same happens with searches where everything competes to be displayed in the limited space of my phone screen.
[x] iOS
[ ] Android
Obsidian Mobile version: v1.0.4
There is no way to reach Search history on iPhone and on iPad in landscape orientation: Search options are taking too much space and Search history is covered by on-screen keyboard:
On Android pixel 5 when I activate a search the search options panel obscures the search input field.
Every time search is activated and the cursor is positioned in the search field … the search option panel pops up and obscures the search field. You can still enter search arguments ‘underneath’ the search options panel.
The search options panel should drop down below the search input field so you can see what you are typing.
Search panel obscures the search field as text is typed
This happens in iOS as well. Here is a screenshot of searching on my iPad (Obsidian 1.0.4). Red arrow points at search field cursor and the entire search field is covered by search options panel.
Please, mark this as a bug!
This happens in other places too (cursor in the Template File Location field of Daily notes plugin settings):
Bumping this thread. Is anybody aware of a way to streamline the use of search on mobile?
One solution IMHO would be for the app to offer the ability to dismiss prompts permanently. But perhaps something similar could be achieved in the meanwhile using CSS snippets?
I am probably facing a different issue on the Mobile app (Android).
Unable to use the “find” and “find and replace” command on the Mobile app. Nothing comes up unlike the issue with global search.
It will be fixed in 1.0.6
Works for me in the default theme
Thanks, I switched back to the default theme. I’m fairly confused/surprised. Am I to understand themes can affect application behaviour. That surprised me, I thought my biggest risk with a bad theme choice was a headache. Now I gather it’s a bit more.
