Disable Interactive Pop Gesture in iOS: fd_interactivePopDisabled Explained

fd_interactivePopDisabled is a flag or setting that can be used in a software application to disable the interactive pop action. \ In iOS development, the interactive pop action allows the user to swipe from the left edge of the screen to go back to the previous view controller in a navigation stack. By default, this behavior is enabled, but it can be disabled by setting the fd_interactivePopDisabled flag to true. \ When fd_interactivePopDisabled is set to true, the interactive pop action is disabled, and the user will not be able to swipe to go back. This can be useful in certain cases where the developer wants to prevent accidental swipes or control the navigation flow more strictly. \ To set fd_interactivePopDisabled flag in an iOS application, it's usually done by accessing the navigation controller and setting its interactivePopGestureRecognizer property like this: \ navigationController?.interactivePopGestureRecognizer.isEnabled = false