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Android Menu hidden - make it permanent

Oskar W yesterday at 3:32 a.m. • updated by Carl Juneau, PhD 11 hours ago • 1

The android menu is hidden by the app. I need to swipe up from the bottom to access it. This is awkward and often leads to accidental buttons pressed. It would be better if it was permanent, like it is on most apps. At least a setting to turn off "full screen" or what it's called. No need to use that extra centimeter of screen space in this app. 

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Carl Juneau, PhD 11 hours ago

Hi Oskar,

Thanks for reporting that issue. We test quite a bit on Android here (I'm on Android myself) and I have to say, we've never seen this issue before. It's also the first time it's being reported in almost 10 years of Dr. Muscle.


I'm going to leave this open in case other users face the same issue. In the meantime, please review the solutions below. For more help, email us at support@drmuscleapp.com. Dozens of users get an email notification when we post here, so I aim to keep those at a minimum.


Thanks so much for choosing Dr. Muscle,


Carl


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Android System Settings

  • Go to Settings > Display > Navigation bar
  • Look for "Navigation bar" or "Gesture navigation" settings
  • Try switching between gesture navigation and button navigation
  • Some phones have a "Hide navigation bar" toggle - ensure it's turned off

Force Show Navigation Bar

  • On some Android devices: Settings > Display > Navigation bar > Show button to hide keyboard
  • Enable "Pin navigation bar" if available
  • Look for "Navigation bar visibility" options

Developer Options (Advanced)

  • Enable Developer Options (tap Build Number 7 times in About Phone)
  • Go to Developer Options > Drawing section
  • Look for "Simulate display with cutout" and set to "None"
  • Check for any immersive mode overrides

App-Specific Settings

  • Long press the app icon > App Info
  • Check for any display or compatibility settings
  • Try clearing app cache and data (backup first)

Accessibility Options

  • Settings > Accessibility > Interaction controls
  • Look for "Assistant menu" or "Navigation shortcuts"
  • These can provide alternative navigation methods

Answer
Carl Juneau, PhD 11 hours ago

Hi Oskar,

Thanks for reporting that issue. We test quite a bit on Android here (I'm on Android myself) and I have to say, we've never seen this issue before. It's also the first time it's being reported in almost 10 years of Dr. Muscle.


I'm going to leave this open in case other users face the same issue. In the meantime, please review the solutions below. For more help, email us at support@drmuscleapp.com. Dozens of users get an email notification when we post here, so I aim to keep those at a minimum.


Thanks so much for choosing Dr. Muscle,


Carl


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Android System Settings

  • Go to Settings > Display > Navigation bar
  • Look for "Navigation bar" or "Gesture navigation" settings
  • Try switching between gesture navigation and button navigation
  • Some phones have a "Hide navigation bar" toggle - ensure it's turned off

Force Show Navigation Bar

  • On some Android devices: Settings > Display > Navigation bar > Show button to hide keyboard
  • Enable "Pin navigation bar" if available
  • Look for "Navigation bar visibility" options

Developer Options (Advanced)

  • Enable Developer Options (tap Build Number 7 times in About Phone)
  • Go to Developer Options > Drawing section
  • Look for "Simulate display with cutout" and set to "None"
  • Check for any immersive mode overrides

App-Specific Settings

  • Long press the app icon > App Info
  • Check for any display or compatibility settings
  • Try clearing app cache and data (backup first)

Accessibility Options

  • Settings > Accessibility > Interaction controls
  • Look for "Assistant menu" or "Navigation shortcuts"
  • These can provide alternative navigation methods

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