From my phone, I can add comments to an issue via browser, but I can't when using Jira app.

[Mauro Robson]

From my phone, I can add comments via browser, but i can't when using Jira app on Android. I'm not sure but i think i was able to do that a week ago... is there anyone facing it?

[Mauro Robson · Accepted solution]

It's solved. Actually it's possible to comment. Only the expected text "Add a comment" is not visible. But clicking where it was supposed to be, the box to type opens and allows me to add the comment.

[Vim Mahadevan]

thank you for the solution, but that's ridiculous.  i struggled with this issue the last couple of days.

[Alan Sheehan]

Is this fixed in the Android app?

If yes, what version?

I have updated my app and this problem still exists.

[Mauro Robson]

It is the same thing as before. The "Add a comment..." message you can see when using the browser, is not displayed in the Android App. When I said "It's solved" it means, "even not having the message, yes, it's possible to add a comment".

[TRAMIREZ]

I cant do any comment, i tried what you say but doesnt work by apps

[Manuel Urbano · Accepted solution]

To anyone still struggling with it, you need to tap on this black area at the bottom of the page, this took me quite long to figure out...

[Joshua Paggett]

Well that's not obvious at all but it works. Thanks! 

[jack · Accepted solution]

Hi All, apologies for the issues you have been facing when trying to add a comment on the Jira Mobile app. To add a bit of context, when Grammarly added support for Samsung keyboards we found a couple of issues, more info can be found here. As a mitigation strategy we removed the placeholder text which is why there is a 'blank' box appearing like the comment box is not there.
Post us removing the placeholder text Samsung have come out with a keyboard update that fixes the issue with the Grammarly keyboard and we are now slowly re-enabling the place holder text.
Once again sorry for the confusion and frustrations you have been facing!

[James Caradoc-Davies]

On my Samsung device, that text box is covered by the toolbar.

It is not possible to add comments.

[Joshua Paggett]

This is ridiculous and should be reopened for their development team to fix. 

[David Green]

I had the same problem. (Android Samsung, recentish phone) very irritating. 

Gave up and uninstalled the JIRA app. Now just follow email links to access each JIRA via browser,which works fine for my purposes. Might try the app again if I hear they fixed it, but at this point I'm not sure what point there is really when I can just use the phone browser. (Gotta give the JIRA team credit for building it responsive enough in browser to make their own app close to redundant).