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React Native CLI loading indicator on iPhone X simulator
See original GitHub issueIts a little bug that on iPhone X simulator the loading screen goes off.
It hides behind the top part of iPhone, so the percentage of App Loaded can’t be seen.
I think on iPhone X bringing it to the bottom would do the job. Or can be done with SafeAreaView API
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HI guys, react native cmd+D open debug menu for any simulator. But not working in iphone x. any idea?
It does work for me
CMD+D