Realme: Change How Long Pop-up Windows Stay Visible

When a system pop-up or confirmation prompt closes before you can react, the cause is usually the accessibility timer that controls how long temporary messages stay on screen. On Realme UI, this timer is a system-wide setting, not something individual apps control on their own.

The option sits in the accessibility area used for interaction support. It governs pop-ups that ask for a quick action, such as permission confirmations or system alerts, giving you a longer window to tap a button before the message disappears.

To change it, open Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Additional settings ➔ Tap on Accessibility ➔ Tap on Time to take action ➔ Choose an Option and pick a longer duration from the list.

This setting is useful if you read messages slowly, have limited dexterity, or simply keep missing buttons on system prompts. It does not extend the duration of ordinary app toast messages or notification banners, since those follow their own app-level timing.

A longer duration means important prompts stay visible longer, which can occasionally overlap with other on-screen actions if you tap quickly right after. If only one specific app closes its pop-ups too fast, check that app's own settings instead, since this option only affects system-level action prompts.