If you noticed, v5 has iosTranslucentBars and iosTranslucentModals enabled by default. To test this feature in desktop browser you need to:
enable device simulation in Chrome
set emulated device to some iOS device
make sure ios theme is enabled
Just pay attention that backdrop filter performs very slow in desktop Chrome, so your app will highly degrade in performance when this features is enabled in Chrome. But on actual iOS device it should be much better.
Anyway, if even on iOS device you have pretty complex page layout, it still can be a bit slower, so if you have performance issues on iOS devices, consider to disable these features.
Very awesome and neat feature,
but why it’s not supported on android/windows devices (when using ios theme).
if we manually add the two classes ios-translucent-bars ios-translucent-modals to the the html tag we are able to view the effect, but they are not added automatically even if they are set to true during initialization, could you please clarify the reason ?
Thanks