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It's time for another release of Cell Reader, and this one is mostly a quality of life update.

To start off, the bottom bar has been reorganized and cleaned up. Social links are in the "about" section instead of in the bar itself, and I've added a Twitter link there. There's also some new convenience behavior, where the bottom bar will react to a back press. On top of that, it shouldn't be possible to accidentally dismiss the bottom bar by tapping on it.

The signal graph has also gotten some improvements. I've played around a bit more with the color generation algorithm and lines should be more distinct now. You can also choose to hide signals from different SIMs if you have more than one, and more cell signal types have more info on the graph.

There was a case where signal data that was graphed could be discontinuous, but the graph would ignore any gaps, causing misaligned data sets. Gaps should now properly display in the graph.

In order to help with performance, the graph's history is limited to the past 150 data points. I may add an option in the future to change how many points can be shown on the graph, and I'm planning on adding an export feature.

Outside of the graph and bottom bar, there are some other changes and fixes.

The first is something that should hopefully fix the occasional crash-on-launch caused by using Compose states outside of Composable functions.

Another is a set of crash and ANR fixes that seemed to be mostly affecting MIUI.

There was a reversed MCC+MNC string (showing MNC + MCC instead) that's been fixed.

The order of information in the signal (green) cards has been changed to be more consistent with different amounts of available information.

Finally, on Android 12, the stretching overscroll effect has been permanently enabled for the signal list.

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