Ewaoluwa Ogunneye

Here's an example. https://cdn3.wowza.com/1/T0hFeU5yelVCK0xl/c3NYVkpw/hls/live/playlist.m3u8 I hope it helps in the investigation, @KhuramKhalid.

To achieve a _one-circle-at-a-time_ scroll behaviour, I would recommend using a custom `ScrollPhysics` which extends `CircleFixedExtentScrollPhysics`. ``` class CustomScrollPhysics extends CircleFixedExtentScrollPhysics { const CustomScrollPhysics ({ScrollPhysics parent}) : super(parent: parent); @override...

You may want to try `.uipNavigationBarHidden(true)` on your view. e.g: ```Swift GalleryView() .uipNavigationBarHidden(true) ``` It's one of the View extensions provided by `UIPilot`

You should keep `.navigationBarBackButtonHidden(true)` if you _also_ want to prevent people from popping routes using swipe gestures. e.g: ```Swift GalleryView() .uipNavigationBarHidden(true) .navigationBarBackButtonHidden(true) // keep this ```