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OK -- I think I know what you mean now: looks like it's a duplicate code fragment and you have used Show all duplicates like this action when popup with the message was shown, e.g.

Such shortcut seems to be hardcoded and cannot be modified (hence no matches on the Keymap settings screen)

The result (editor):

To get rid of the "selection" just hit the Esc key.

It is not that a resize event is being called on every scroll, but there is actually a resize on the user scrolling at first on some mobiles, or subsequently when they go back to the first page top - it's the tabs at the top of the browser window that come and go - the reason 100vh doesn't 'work' as one would expect. This was done in the mobile browsers to stop a jump effect when doing 'ordinary' scrolling, but of course in this case the layout is altered depending on actual screen size usable.

One slight mitigation is to make the height change transition so it's less of a jerky experience. It's still feeling a bit different from a normal scroll without height change, but is less of an annoyance I think.

(Note, the phenomenon isn't seen on an SO snippet, run this code in your browser on an actual device).

Try out :

Try to use multidexEnabled in your build.gradle:

Fixed it by flashing GApps (NikGApps: Basic) over the stock that is installed by default. No need to wipe cache/dalvik. Just install and reboot. It works just fine now. Since the solution is not code/programming related, please refer to their XDA thread for installation procedure.

Can't use OpenGapps because there is no support for Android 11 yet at this time.

EDIT

This method is risky and could possibly brick your phone so I would recommend installing an emulator with GApps on it and start debugging/developing the app in there instead of tweaking your phone directly.

Not smooth but my solution

Note you change - delay, animation time and many Also Check this article for more brief Explanation : - https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/a/animation/

On reflection, I think I would probably do it with PIL, wand or OpenCV rather than parse the output of ImageMagick which is a bit ugly and error-prone. I have not worked out a full answer but these ideas might get you started:

Rather than use a lossy JPEG for your palette of colours, I would suggest you use a loss-less PNG or GIF format. You can make the (tiny) palette file for remapping with a command like:

I managed to trace the issue to the CSS modules. Basically, when the page change happens, all of the CSS modules are destroyed, using the new page's CSS module instantly. Therefore, all of the associated styling was broken because Motion just 'saves' the component state while animating out - not the stylesheet.

I've since just switched to JSS using makeStyles() and the problem is now gone. :)

Use style hook API to select input and apply flexWrap and overflow CSS properties: