Hello
When we have links in our scrollable UITextView contents, and we want to handle them ourselves (in our case - to open articles inside our app), there's an issue when we scroll. It seems that when we start scrolling when placing finger on a link, link is opened immedietely, without any chance to scroll the contents, which maybe very annoying for the user.
Steps to reproduce:
- Have an app, with scrollable UITextView, and a delegate method "textView(_ textView: UITextView, shouldInteractWith URL: URL, in characterRange: NSRange, interaction: UITextItemInteraction)" implemented that it performs some action (for example opens a given URL in SafariViewController) and returns "false"
- Observe that if we start scroll, holding finger over the link, an URL action (for example: opening a link in SafariViewController) is performed immedietaly
Expected behavior:
- Scroll should be allowed Please note, that with default behavior (opening link in Safari) - this issue is not happening. Simple project is attached that reproduces this issue on iOS 13.1 (tested on 13.1.2) Issue doesn't happen on iOS 12.x
It seems like a bug on iOS 13.1, and unfortunately, affects also apps built with iOS 12 SDK.
Here are some informations about others that noticed that issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58189447/ios-13-1-uitextview-delegate-method-shouldinteract-called-when-scrolling-on-atta , unfortunataly it seem that workaround is not working for us in presented form.
This issue was reported as FB7343964 on Feedback Assistant, not sure how it would translate to a Radar, if possible?
Does anyone have some, relatively clean workaround?
