@alin.muntean I suggest you'll open a separate post about it since it's not directly relayed to the Original post. @DTS Engineer this is still broken on iOS18b7 that was just released. This affects ALL apps including Apple own apps like "Files". Any workarounds?

After revisiting this scenario it looks that on iOS 17 the top bar gets frozen whenever the user is annotating the image (in ANY way) and then we try to dismiss the QLPreviewController. This is much more severe regression of QLPreviewController in iOS17 than we saw at the start. @DTS Engineer is there a chance to expedite the process of this Feedback Report?

Important point I want to add to this bug report: Have your device set to LTR (f.e. English) Language Set the app that uses the QLPreviewController manually to a RTL language (f.e. Hebrew) using the Settings app. Notes: If the (global) Language set on the device is also RTL Language (f.e. Hebrew) - it's working as expected. The same issue is reproducible for the vice versa case - If the Device Language is RTL and you set the app language specifically to be LTR - the PencilKit will be RTL instead of the expected LTR.

Reproducible also in iOS18b4 that was released today.

@DTS Engineer Done! FB14376916 Thanks

Hi @MJegorovas, FWIK the modifier is kinda limited as you mentioned, but you can use this way in SwiftUI in order to support edit modes: Try the "Embed QLPreviewController in UINavigationController" example from this blog post: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/PreviewFilesWithQuickLookInSwiftUI/

@toke0 I'd advise to follow the "Embed QLPreviewController in UINavigationController" example that is mentioned in the following blog post and not to use the SwiftUI modifier for your needs: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/PreviewFilesWithQuickLookInSwiftUI/

Can be even better if you add the .monospacedDigit() modifier to the Text

Yes, it is due to changes from Beta 2 to Beta 3. Update Xcode to Xcode 13 beta 3, rebuild and you should be fine.