Hi, I was testing my app on iPhone Duo simulator and couldn't understand why even though I am using native navigation stack and toolbars, the toolbar items are not placed on the vertical space. With some debugging I found that it's due to the Group {} I am using Group - because I have a switch inside it where I switch between different types of views, and I insert an environment object only once in the Group {}.environment... I recreated the issue in a clean project, here is full source code: SourceCode.swift And the result when nesting the NavigationStack inside a Group {}. If I remove the Group, toolbar items are pushed to the vertical space as needed

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