Signal Collector 0.7.3

THE BACKGROUND WHILE MEASURING

- The wave that crosses the background with every written sample now takes its colour from where the sample came from: green for sensors, blue for networks, amber for GNSS and GPS, violet for Bluetooth.
- From across the room you can see not only that data is flowing but what is being heard right now. Sensors run at 50 ms, so green is a continuous swell with the other colours flashing through it — a blue flash is a network scan, a violet one Bluetooth.
- Switch a group of technologies off and its colour stops appearing. The shades do not change; the wave is released only on a sample actually received.
- Each group has a queue of its own, so a Wi-Fi scan does not vanish among the hundreds of sensor samples that pass meanwhile. The waves layer over each other.
- The wave is no longer drawn over the content. It used to tint the title in the header, the messages and the status row as well; now it sits at the very bottom, passes under the header and leaves the type alone.
- The app's own records about the course of a measurement, the haptics and the heartbeat do not release a wave. The background shows measured data, not the app's housekeeping.

DISPLAY

- When the header hides on scroll, the content continues under the status bar instead of stopping at it and leaving an empty strip above. The wave shows through under the system bars too.
- The app draws across the whole display area on Android 14 and older as well. Newer versions of the system enforce it themselves.

WEB

- The mark in the page header is the app icon file itself. Until now it was assembled in CSS from four stripes, and it parted ways with the app when the icon was recoloured.

EXPORT FORMAT

- Unchanged. The format stays SIGNAL_COLLECTOR_TXT_V4 and the database schema 5; this version changes only the display, not the data.