If the header got long (warning messages, preview description, etc),
the image moved down. This created inconsistencies between feed
fragment and feed info fragment.
When podcasts use dynamic ad insertion and the media file changes
between different network requests, users might experience jumps.
Now, try to basically download the whole episode as soon as one
hits the play button. That should avoid most of the jumps.
Google doesn't let us do that anymore if we can't verify that we own these domains.
Google Play Console:
antennapod.org: This domain passed ownership verification, but other domains
in your app are failing. For users on Android 11 or older, one failing domain
causes all other domains to fail. Once you have fixed or removed failing domains,
users need to update their app before the links will work.
GlobalSign has migrated to R6, which is only shipped with Android 10+.
Blubrry switched to the new root CA, which causes certificate errors for some users.
AntennaPod currently supports Android 5.0+ and is installed on about 25k
Google Play devices with Android 5-9.
First this commit improves the threshold at which the icon color is
changed. We now ask the collapsing toolbar at which size it will be
collapsed instead of guessing.
Second, this commit also sets the appbar title (when collapsed) to the
podcast name in the podcast episode view.
Basically reverts 186de76d95631bbdcd3cc4a2057321855b5a69aa
The OkHttp backend sometimes causes issues when servers cut the connection.
We had this happen after 1000s (about 17 minutes) for many users after upgrading OkHttp.
Removes proxy support for streaming.
* Improve search bar design on add podcast screen
The search bar now looks more up to date with modern android styles.
* Fix colorPrimaryContainer in default color schemes
The color should be usable as the background for containers with a tint
of the accent color, but it was set to the full accent color.
Now it is much more in line with how it should work.
If the user hasn't subscribed to any podcasts a welcome segment is
shown on the homescreen. However, the scrollview with a refresh below
was still there which was not only useless but could trigger an refresh
at the wrong position and also tint the app bar.
The original API used a callback where the caller needed to specify the
icons of the menu items. However, the manager can find them on it's own.
Since the callback was never used for anything else, I also removed it,
which now means the ToolbarIconTintManager can now be used on it's own
instead of instantiating an anonymous class that only overwrites the
callback.
