That is correct, Alberto. What you are seeing is the intended behavior. If you would like a change in the current behavior, consider posting an "Idea" on this forum detailing your request and rational.
How can you say this is "intended behavior" if for every release until now on both Android and iOS when you hid the bar the image would maximize to take the entire screen. Enabling easier culling/browsing. Now it has unsightly borders on three sides. This was clearly a mishap.
Here's a sample from the latest Android version. It still works as intended. You cant appreciate it as much because the aspect ration on the screen in 16:9 but it makes a world of difference on a 4:3 screen like the iPad pro I'm that received the recent update
Put in a feature request (idea) to change this Alberto. Android is a little behind the iOS version, so that will update to the "new" behavior before too long too.
Humor us. For right or wrong, it's working the way Adobe currently intend for it to work, so the change would be tracked internally as a feature request rather than a bug. I know the differentiation seems silly, but the processes are different behind the scenes. With your permission, I'll simply convert this thread.
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