I am using Qt 6.10

I've tried using various settings, as suggested by the interwebs... including this:

ApplicationWindow {
    id: mainWin
    // minimumWidth: Screen.width
    // minimumHeight: Screen.height

    visibility: Window.FullScreen
    //flags: Qt.ExpandedClientAreaHint | Qt.NoTitleBarBackgroundHint

    visible: true
    Rectangle {
        id: appRect

        anchors {
            left: parent.left; right: parent.right; top: parent.top; bottom: parent.bottom
            topMargin: 10 + parent.SafeArea.margins.top
            bottomMargin: 10 + parent.SafeArea.margins.bottom
        }
    }
}

My issues:

1. My app has a SwipeView with 5 pages. When first starting the app in portrait, the SafeAreas are not honored 100%. The top of the app is placed at the bottom of the Header/Notification bar, but the bottom is under the Nav Bar. If I switch to landscape and back, then both Safe Areas are honored.

2. When switching to landscape, the left side (old top) is still spaced away from the edge... the top and bottom are at the new top and bottom... and the right side extends all the way to the right edge. However, if I swipe from the first page to the next (and on to each subsequent page)... I can see a portion of the old page in the 'unused' area on the left.

My app has data presented to the user that I do not want to be behind the 'camera hole'... and so need to force it to only use the area between the two System Bars.

Any suggestions?
--Sam