[Bug] Titlebars Cannot be Disabled in Android/PyDroid3

Commencez avec le reproducteur ui() fourni et exécutez-le sur Android/PyDroid3, en vérifiant les appels à Window et popup qui définissent no_titlebar. Comparez le comportement des fenêtres normales et maximisées ; le travail est considéré comme terminé lorsque no_titlebar est respecté pour la fenêtre présentée et pour les deux cas de popup, sans perturber l’autre comportement de titlebar.

Type of Issue (Enhancement, Error, Bug, Question)

Bug

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Operating System

Android 14 - PyDroid3

PySimpleGUI Port (tkinter, Qt, Wx, Web)

tkinter

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Versions (NOTE - PSG4 is no longer supported)

Version information can be obtained by calling sg.main_get_debug_data()
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Python version (sg.sys.version)

3.11.4

PySimpleGUI Version (sg.__version__)

5.0.6

GUI Version (tkinter (sg.tclversion_detailed), PySide2, WxPython, Remi)

tkinter 8.6.10

GUI Version (tkinter (sg.tclversion_detailed), PySide2, WxPython, Remi)

Priority Support Code (Commercial License Users)

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Your Experience In Months or Years (optional)

1 year
Years Python programming experience
1 year
Years Programming experience overall
50 years
Have used another Python GUI Framework? (tkinter, Qt, etc) (yes/no is fine)
tkinter (briefly)
Anything else you think would be helpful?

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Detailed Description

This is a low priority, aesthetic, issue restricted to PySimpleGUI in PyDroid3. It is mainly 'for your information'. I enjoy using PyDroid3 to write 'hobby' programs on my phone, and after struggling with tkinter GUIs, I was very happy to discover PySimpleGUI and how well it works overall in PyDroid3.

Having Popups (and custom Window popups) always show a titlebar and frame looks a little messy on the small phone screen. At least they are functional, and a maximized Window does lose its titlebar and frame.

Code To Duplicate

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import PySimpleGUI as sg

HDG = """
================================================
 TitlebarsOnAndroid.py            v.2024-09-20b
 '''''''''''''''''''''
 When running a PySimpleGUI script on Android
 with PyDroid3, the 'no_titlebar' parameter for
 Windows and Popups is ignored. Only maximized
 Windows will not have a titlebar/frame.
 
 NB: This Window has 'no_titlebar=True'.
================================================
"""
sg.theme('DarkGray16')
ISMAX=False
FNTL=(None,9)
FNTS=(None,5)
MONS=('Droid Sans Mono',5)

def ui():
  rowT = [
    sg.Text(" Titlebars On Android",
            pad=0, font=FNTL,
            background_color='#4a5459',
            expand_x=True),
    sg.Text("  x  ", key="-CLOSE-", 
            pad=0, font=FNTL,
            enable_events=True, 
            background_color='Maroon')
  ]
  
  rowD = [sg.Text(HDG, font=MONS, expand_x=True)]

  rowB = [
    sg.Button("Toggle Max", key='-MAX-',
              font=FNTS, expand_x=True),
    sg.Button('Popups', key='-POPUPS-',
              font=FNTS, expand_x=True)
  ]

  layout = [rowT, rowD, rowB]
  window = sg.Window("Titlebars On Android", 
                     layout,
                     size=(1000, 650),
                     location=(15,20),
                     grab_anywhere=True,
                     no_titlebar=True,
                     resizable=True, 
                     finalize=True)
  return window
# ==============================================
if __name__ == '__main__':
  print(HDG)
  win = ui()

  while True:
    ev, val = win.read()

    if ev in (sg.WIN_CLOSED, '-CLOSE-'):
      break

    if ev == '-MAX-':
      if ISMAX:
        win.normal()
        win.refresh()
        win.move(15,20)
      else:
        win.maximize()
      ISMAX=not ISMAX

    if ev == '-POPUPS-':
      sg.popup("no_titlebar = False",
               title="Popup",
               font=(None,6),
               non_blocking=True,
               location=(100,800),
               no_titlebar=False)
      sg.popup("no_titlebar = True",
               title="Popup",
               font=(None,6),
               non_blocking=True,
               location=(600,800),
               no_titlebar=True)

  # loop
  win.close()
  print("\nDone.\n")
# ==============================================

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