Tab view opens unintentionally with gesture navigation

[theFireProject]

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Details
Cromite version	134.0.6998.39
Device architecture	arm64-v8a
Platform version	Android 13
Android Device model	Samsung Galaxy S20+ (SM-G986U1)
Is the device rooted?	No
Changed flags	See below
Is this bug happening in an incognito tab?	No
Is this bug caused by the adblocker?	No
Is this bug a crash?	No
Can the bug be reproduced with corresponding Chromium version?	No
Are you sure?	Yes

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Describe the bug

I have gesture navigation enabled on my device. In order to go to my home screen, I have to swipe up from the bottom of the screen.

This conflicts with the swipe up gesture on Cromite's toolbar when the toolbar is at the bottom of the screen.

Every time I go to my home screen, the tab view opens unintentionally.

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Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Prerequisites:
   • Cromite
     • Bottom toolbar is enabled
     • Toolbar swipe up gesture is enabled
   • Android
     • Gesture navigation is enabled
2. Open Cromite
3. Open a tab
4. Go to your device's home screen by swiping up from the bottom of the screen when gesture navigation is enabled

Cromite will open the tab view before it's getting minimized.

Expected behavior

The home screen gesture of my device should be prioritized and it shouldn't trigger Cromite's toolbar gestures.

[theFireProject]

Do you think it's possible to prevent Cromite's toolbar gesture from being triggered while using the home gesture?

I'm not an Android developer but I came across this article: Ensure compatibility with gesture navigation - Conflicts with home or quick-switch gestures

Android 10 introduces the WindowInsets.getMandatorySystemGestureInsets() API, which informs apps of the touch recognition thresholds.

If I understand correctly, it's possible for an app to know the exact size of the area in which the home screen gesture can be triggered. It should be the same as shown here in the settings:

I think one way to fix this problem would be to disable toolbar gestures in that area, so they don't activate when someone uses the home gesture.