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Can't access menu on Nexus 9 with Android 6.0 #476
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Try pressing and holding the Multitasking button (next to Home). I haven't Either way, we should provide a better way to get to the menu.
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It doesn't seem to work on M. I have a second vibration when doing this, but nothing happen on release, apart the list of current apps. |
Yikes, that's not good. Strange that they would break backwards capability for apps that haven't updated to the M SDK yet. Is this on a Nexus 5? |
And which M preview / build version? |
It is on a Nexus 9 (tablet) with the third (latest) M preview. |
After upgrading to Android 6.0 final, I have the same problem. |
Ouch. We'll definitely need to fix this and find another way for the user to open the menu. @vreixo were you working on some design ideas for moving the settings at some point? Any thoughts? |
@kalon33 Can you try long pressing the back button and see if that brings up the menu? Apparently that's the solution on Note 5 (not Marshmallow): |
@barbeau I just tried it on my Nexus 9, but that doesn't trigger anything else than the default back button action. ----- Mail d'origine ----- @kalon33 Can you try long pressing the back button and see if that brings up the menu? Apparently that's the solution on Note 5 (not Marshmallow): Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: |
@kalon33 Finally had a chance to look at this closer - when I fire up an emulator with a Nexus 5 profile with Android 6.0, I do see a compatibility mode "3 dots" menu indicator in the bottom right corner of the screen, next to the "multitasking" button. If I tap on that, I can open the menu: Do you see this on your Nexus 9? |
@barbeau no, unfortunately not... |
@kalon33 Strange - do you see the same thing if you change the orientation? |
That's bizarre. Maybe it's something with layouts and compatibility modes for large screen devices. At any rate, we can probably just stick a "Settings" entry at the bottom of the left sliding panel - that would be a reasonable solution for devices that don't have the compatibility mode menu button. |
@barbeau I sent you these infos in a mail a few hours ago :) thanks for working on fixing that menu issue :) |
I confirmed that the "3 dots" compatibility menu does show up on a real Nexus 5 device with Android 6.0 also. So, this problem must be unique to Nexus 9. |
Using android M preview, it is not possible to access the menu anymore, as menu softkey is not available.
That makes the app a lot less usable.
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