SharePoint App Top Navigation doesn't match new Office 365 Top Navigation

I am developing a SharePoint App for Office 365/SharePoint online and have noticed that my SharePoint App (created via Visual Studio) has a different top navigation than the host site, as SharePoint/Office 365 has a new top navigation. How can I get my SharePoint
App to match the new Navigation in use everywhere else? Images are as follows:
SharePoint App Nav
Office 365 App Nav
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Hi,
Per my understanding, you might want to display the same suite bar in both SharePoint site and App.
After the last update of Office 365, the style of the suite bar is different between SharePoint site and App, as well as the HTML structure:
SharePoint site:
App:
As a workaround, I would suggest you create custom “suite bar” with client site technology to replace the default suite bar in App.
Thanks
Patrick Liang
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