Some things, such as react-helmet, use window.requestAnimationFrame. This will be on our Capacitor web view. We need to keep the Capacitor web view alive and ticking for this to work...
Changing iOS to use a child view controller instead of presenting our root view controller fixed it. However therefore we expect it to still be broken when presenting a modal!
Some things, such as react-helmet, use
window.requestAnimationFrame. This will be on our Capacitor web view. We need to keep the Capacitor web view alive and ticking for this to work...Changing iOS to use a child view controller instead of presenting our root view controller fixed it. However therefore we expect it to still be broken when presenting a modal!