Real full screen including top notification bar cover - possible?

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    On the Android settings under Display you have the option to Stretch to fill. But I don't recommend you use it anymore, because cell phone sizes are so different now and that command doesn't maintain an aspect ratio - it will distort your graphics.

    I use Fit Inside (black bars) so I always have black banners on the sides but my game is properly centred, and my graphics look sharp. Some of the other display options had unwanted outcomes on my Huawei - like 'fit inside' would make the game really small.

    You also need immersive mode turned on to go full screen and hide the navigation bars:

    * Start of Frame
    Android object : Hide action/title bar
    Android object : Hide status bar
    Android object : Hide Navigation bar
    Android object : Set Immersive mode to 1

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    On other software I use they have an option to display the game over the "unsafe" area of a phone - I don't think Fusion has such a command.

    On my Samsung I have a Setting to Hide the Camera Cutout which is a black bar over the camera notch area, or show it - which removes the black bar. That might be what you're seeing.

    (On the phone: Settings > Display > Camera cutout)

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    It seems OK here with several devices. Use stretch to fill and expand the screen, but check if this fits your needs. Another possibility is to use "Fit Inside and Adjust Window Size"

    if you are unsure how it works, please open the help and use the search feature to find this. It will explain how it works.

    in 295 as it is in 296

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    It seems OK here with several devices. Use stretch to fill and expand the screen, but check if this fits your needs. Another possibility is to use "Fit Inside and Adjust Window Size"

    if you are unsure how it works, please open the help and use the search feature to find this. It will explain how it works.

    in 295 as it is in 296

    It seems like nothing works, the app is aligned to the right of the screen and on the left a black bar covering the complete notification drop down area (without displaying the time or notifications or such). Pixel 9 xl pro with latest Android...

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    did you try with doing these:
    Android object : Hide action/title bar
    Android object : Hide status bar
    Android object : Hide Navigation bar
    Android object : Set Immersive mode to 1

    Just by unchecking the heading and displaying the status bar it should be immersive, also, please let us know what device this is

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    Unfortunately it still doesn't work, still "aligned" to the right of the screen as in image above, Pixel 9 pro XL

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