Had not considered that yet, but I will take that suggestion to our design team. Thank you.

That was my feeling, but wanted to ask just in case. Thanks for the article, that will be useful if we decide to go the custom route to get it back.

Finally figured out what I was doing wrong and got it working. Thanks for the help.

Sorry for the dumb follow up question. I tried the UIGlassEffect, but it did not work. The navigation bar items seem to have a frosted effect already. Here I'm looking at the background of the navigation bar, I apologize if that wasn't clear. I would like to have the gradient effect that we see on the scroll views with the top edge effect. If there is no way to do that do we just create a gradient view that is added to the screen and manually add a glass effect to all of the navigation items?

Gotcha. It was a blind guess on my part. It's very weird. Just curious. If you change the path for E5R4JF6D5K.com.demo.App1 to point to /app2/*, does that work? It seems like both apps are possibly falling into that first condition and it's never making it to check for app2. Could the app id for app2 be wrong by chance? 🤔