Chad Podoski

@chadpod@mastodon.social

Gesture recognizers and/or touch event handling seems to have changed on iOS 26 relative to 18. Not sure if it is isolated to SwiftUI, but I have now had two previously working gestures break. A secondary scroll gesture in a SwiftUI scroll view with charts. Also, a tap gesture in a map view. Curious how wide spread the impact.

August 8, 2025 at 6:33:02 PM

Switching to using .highPriorityGesture and SpatialTapGesture, instead of .onTapGesture solved the taps no longer being recognized on the map view.

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