I'd recommend combining these two approaches, worked like magic for me. type the following in youtube search(Apple doesn't let me post the youtube link here): "Hack screen capture to take photo of web info easily on your app | SwiftUI" Use the background modifier shown in the video, it's a great idea. Use the View and UIView extensions from this source: https://gist.github.com/SatoTakeshiX/39e111aa93f896e58c74fdc13d19ba0a

Hi, I wrote a little project, maybe it is helpful. https://github.com/DominikButz/DYPopoverView However, it doesn't work if the anchorView is in the navigation bar...

correction: it works if you attach the popover modifier to a GeometryReader which is the top view in the body. Check out the updated example:  https://github.com/DominikButz/DYPopoverViewExample  

Same issue. My project which has Firebase dependencies runs fine on a physical device. To make it run in the simulator, I have to run Xcode with Rosetta 2. What I don't quite grasp (maybe someone can enlighten me): the Simulator should run on the arm64 architecture on an M1 mac, right? So why do I have to exclude arm64 in my project for the iOS Simulator if I run it on an M1 mac? It makes sense if Xcode (and probably the simulator) run in Rosetta 2 and also if Xcode is running on an Intel Mac - because then the instructions for x86 are executed.

The issue is finally solved with Xcode 13.0 beta 3 - you can attach the statusBarHidden modifier to both a TabView and a NavigationView and the status bar hides as expected.

Thanks everyone, I was doubting my sanity... Just tried it out in the iPhone 13 simulator (not the mini), I can confirmed the issue does not appear.

Same result on my end. None of the solutions worked for me. I have filed a ticket through Apple's Feedback assistant with detailed description of the problem. I have also added the link to this thread.

thanks for your reply. The feedback IDs are FB13284132 and FB13473137.