Android
Set Pop-up Window Action Time auf Android
Android limits how long pop-up notifications, dialog boxes and temporary system messages stay visible before they close automatically. This limit is controlled by an accessibility setting called the action timeout, not by individual apps.
If you need more time to read a message or tap a button, apps and system dialogs will close on their own once the timeout expires. This often forces you to repeat the same action, especially with confirmation dialogs or permission prompts that appear briefly.
You can extend this window in the accessibility settings. Follow this path:
Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Accessibility ➔ Tap on Timing controls ➔ Tap on Time to take action (Accessibility timeout) ➔ Set the Time to take action
Increasing the value gives every pop-up and temporary notification more time on screen before it disappears. This includes app-level pop-ups and Android system dialogs alike.
Setting the timeout too high can leave outdated dialogs visible longer than needed. If pop-ups block the screen for too long during regular use, lower the value again through the same menu path.