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Android Q now supports a new, out of the box navigation experience. Navigation gestures are supported as a new mode, separate from the traditional 3 button bar. This allows your app to take complete advantage of the full screen, which provides a more immersive display experience for the user. Learn about unique gestures and some useful tips for troubleshooting if any conflicts arise.
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