Generally speaking, splash screens are not recommended for an app but if you really must. Android will load a blank layout before it loads an activity layout based on the theme you have set for it. The solution is to set the theme of the splash activity to a transparent one. Create a transparent theme … Read more
It is caused by having the following code in your AndroidManifest.xml, which was included by default in previous versions of Flutter: <meta-data android:name=”io.flutter.embedding.android.SplashScreenDrawable” android:resource=”@drawable/launch_background” /> The solution is to remove the above code. Source
Read the Apple iPhone Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). The “splash screen” isn’t supposed to be for branding or displaying a logo, it’s supposed to look like the default condition of the app so it appears to start up quickly. Making it stay there for longer would be a violation of the HIG.
I stumbled upon the same problem. Unfortunately there does not seem to be a possibility to make the splash screen work with just a vector drawable for pre API 23. The problem is you can’t load VectorDrawableCompat outside of the process, like in this case in your themes android:windowBackground. So what is likely happening here … Read more
I had tried 3 of the following ways. The first one is what I am currently using for android splash screen for react-native projects. Using a npm package written by other. reference: https://github.com/remobile/react-native-splashscreen Create a SplashScreen component and redirect afterward. reference: How to create some kind of Splash screen/Launching screen, which disappears after App loaded? … Read more
TL;DR kill the app and run from the launcher, icon does not show up when run from Android Studio. Adding my comment here as an answer for better visibility. I did figure out how to get it to show. I was following this tutorial to set up a base project to recreate the issue and … Read more
in your config.xml change the value to none in the below line <preference name=”SplashScreen” value=”none”/>
No, the default.png is shown while your app starts up. You can add a new viewcontroller which will display the default.png in the application didFinishLoading. This way you display the default.png a bit longer. You should only show the default.png if you are loading data, which could take some time. As the appstore guidelines state, … Read more
Easy fix. No need to mess with anything. Xcode 7 just prefers the images to be “Universal”. Click on Assets.xcassets folder Click the + sign to Import from Project. Select all images Done. Now your launch screen works and Xcode is happier.
The trick is to to create separate thread responsible for splash screen showing. When you run you app .net creates main thread and loads specified (main) form. To conceal hard work you can hide main form until loading is done. Assuming that Form1 – is your main form and SplashForm is top level, borderles nice … Read more