In this video I'll show you how you can deal with Android 15's edge-to-edge enforcement and make sure no critical content is overlapped by system components.

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Starting from Android 15, all apps use edge-to-edge display, meaning 100% of the screen is filled by the app's content, including areas behind the status and navigation bars. This post explains how to ensure app content remains readable and interactable despite these overlaps. It covers how to handle edge-to-edge behavior using Jetpack Compose, utilizing scaffold components to manage window insets. It also addresses handling the same in XML-based layouts using view insets listeners.

The Full Guide to Supporting Edge-to-Edge On Android 15+ (Compose + XML)