The dividing line above the tab bar disappears as soon as I switch to a subcontroller and does not appear when I go back. In the current beta 4, the problem is still not fixed. Does anyone have the same problem?
You could frame the tab bar but that's not a good solution.
Thanks for the answer
TN-T
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