@rolle It’s regarded as an accessibility feature so websites are not allowed to tamper with it.

Users can turn it off (sort of…) temporarily with a Guided Access workaround if they want to – but even that is more a side effect and not really meant for very convenient) for this.

@rolle Interesting. That's not a thing on Android, or at least I can turn it invisible on my Galaxy.

@lety Yeah on Pixel it can be disabled. iOS 16 has it everywhere and it can't be disabled as far as I know. They say it's there for accessibility reasons.

@tero Yeah I know. The Guided Access is cumbersome, it is indeed very inconvenient.

@rolle I’m trying to remember it exists but mainly for the occasions when I give my phone to someone – especially if they are not used to handling smartphones, it helps when they cannot accidentally exit the current app (and launch something else when scrambling to get back).