On iOS 26, the suggested workarounds no longer work. However, thanks to this mastodon post (https://mastodon.social/@jayrhynas/115208669458469304) I was able to find yet another workaround that works on iOS 26 (haven't tested older OSes): Link(destination: deepLink) { VStack() { // Wrapped Color.clear in yet another Link - workaround for .widgetAccentedRenderingMode(.desaturated) breaking links Link(destination: deepLink) { Color.clear }.background { Image(image) .resizable() .widgetAccentedRenderingMode(.accentedDesaturated) } Text("Open app") // Text in link is working fine } }

Any chance this is fixed in beta 3?

I'm also having this issue. In the app I'm working on, the PhotosPicker is contained .inline in a thin View wrapper without any additional UI and the wrapper View is presented as a sheet. I would really appreciate to have the default Cancel button working with our .sheet presentation. But it's not. Any hints how to do that?

I think you need stable identifiers. Don't use UUID() but try to create them manually (e.g. based on name)

I run into the same issue, see: https://twitter.com/krajaac/status/1667089692301447168 Haven't found a workaround yet. Seems like the invalidation of the preview is seriously broken.

This seems to be fixed in iPadOS 16 beta 8.

This seems to be fixed in iPadOS 16 beta 8.

@eskymo This seems to be another Feedback describing the same issue and potentially providing more details: https://openradar.appspot.com/FB11356212

Feedback: FB11339648

Which version of macOS did you test it on? I'm running macOS Monterey and I'm not seeing the same behaviour you're describing -- both .global and .named returns the correct coordinates (y=0 is on the top).