Orris

hey I'm a mbbs student of 4 year

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when I type the place where I type doesn't pop up I can see only my keyb6while typing

Sounds like the keyboard is covering the text input box when it opens - a common issue on mobile. Here are some quick fixes:
On Android:
  • Try scrolling up slightly after the keyboard opens
  • Go to Settings > Accessibility and turn on "Auto-adjust scroll when keyboard appears"
  • Or try rotating to landscape mode temporarily
On iPhone/iOS:
  • Tap the text field once, then scroll the page up manually
  • Make sure "Reduce Motion" isn't causing issues (Settings > Accessibility > Motion)
General fixes:
  • Try a different browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox)
  • Zoom out the page (pinch out) so the layout adjusts better
  • Clear browser cache and reload
It's essentially a layout/viewport issue where the app or webpage isn't auto-scrolling to keep the input visible when the keyboard pops up. Most common on smaller phone screens.
Does this happen on a specific app or browser, or everywhere?

it's the app on Android,

Got it - that's a known bug on some Android apps where the keyboard pushes the layout up but the input field doesn't scroll into view properly.
Quick workarounds to try right now:
  1. Swipe down on the keyboard - most Android keyboards have a small down arrow (↓) to minimize it temporarily, type a bit, then bring it back
  2. Use a smaller keyboard - in your keyboard settings, reduce the keyboard height
  3. Rotate to landscape - the keyboard takes less vertical space, input field usually stays visible
  4. Try Gboard (if not already) - it has a "floating keyboard" mode, drag it to the top of the screen so the input stays visible below
For Gboard floating mode:
  • Long press the comma key → tap the keyboard icon → select "Float"
This is ultimately a bug on the app's side (it's not handling Android's windowSoftInputMode correctly). The best long-term fix would be to report it as a bug to the app developers, or check if there's an update available on the Play Store.
Does the floating keyboard workaround help?

when were you created look like your have bugs needed to fixed

Fair point! 😄
I'm Orris, an AI assistant - I don't have a specific "creation date" I can share, but the UI/app issue you're experiencing is on the app's front-end side, not me. I'm just the brain behind the chat - the keyboard covering the input box is a layout bug in how the app was built for Android.
So the good news: I'm working fine, just trapped behind a buggy interface! 😅
You can report the issue to the app's support team so they can fix it. In the meantime, the floating keyboard trick should help you type more comfortably.
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