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Hi! Adding an Android +1 here, plus a few things I dug up in case they help whoever picks this up. What I seeOn the Android app the composer shows about three lines at a time, no matter how long the prompt gets, and then scrolls inside the box. With the keyboard open there is plenty of empty space above the composer that it could use, so longer prompts are hard to review before sending. (Android app, version not captured.)
Where the cap comes fromLooking at
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How other apps handle it
The common pattern: grow with the text up to a cap, then scroll inside, and sometimes offer a full-screen mode for really long drafts. What would help most
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apps/mobileon Android.Thanks for continuing to improve the native mobile experience.
Problem or use case
When writing a longer prompt in the Android app, the composer shows only about three lines at a time and then scrolls internally. Reviewing or editing a multi-paragraph prompt becomes awkward because most of the draft is hidden inside a very small text area.
Proposed solution
Let the native composer grow vertically as the prompt wraps onto additional lines.
A practical behavior would be:
A manual expand/full-screen drafting action could also be useful, but automatic growth would solve the common case with less friction.
Expected behavior
A longer prompt should expose substantially more than three lines while it is being edited, so the user can review the surrounding paragraphs without constantly scrolling inside the composer.
Environment
Related issues
Those are compatible ideas but do not cover growing the focused native-mobile editor while composing a long prompt.
I am happy to test the resizing and keyboard behavior on Android.
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