https://developer.android.com/agents/skills/system/edge-to-edge/skill

To enable edge-to-edge safely, call enableEdgeToEdge before setContent and apply system bar insets using Scaffold padding or safeDrawing insets rulers. This ensures your Compose UI renders behind system bars while keeping tappable content accessible.

Your TextField is likely hidden because the Activity lacks the correct soft input behavior. Set adjustResize in the manifest for keyboard screens and apply IME insets using imePadding or fitInside to keep text inputs visible when the keyboard opens.

The best way to apply window insets across multiple Activities is using Scaffold padding patterns to avoid double padding. This approach safely handles system bars, scrollable layouts, lists, FABs, and dialogs consistently across your app.

Prevent double padding by using the preferred Scaffold padding patterns instead of manually applying insets. Scaffold consumes system bar insets and provides padding values to your content, avoiding overlapping inset applications.

Yes, enabling edge-to-edge requires setting adjustResize in the Android manifest for screens with text inputs. This soft input mode resizes the window when the keyboard appears, allowing your IME insets and imePadding modifiers to function correctly.

While WindowCompat handles insets in traditional Android Views, Jetpack Compose provides native inset support through Scaffold padding and insets rulers. Use safeDrawing and IME insets directly in Compose to ensure proper edge-to-edge rendering without hidden content.