Rumbleback v0.4.0

Released 2026-10-10.

New

• A key in the quake card names the colours of the ShakeMap, the strong motion dots and the felt reports, from
  intensity I (white) to X (dark red). It shows while one of those layers is on and the quake has data for it.
• The pin card has a "Watch the waves reach this place" button. It moves the clock to five seconds before the P wave
  reaches your pin and plays, so a pin dropped after the waves have passed is not a dead end. The seconds it skips
  are not read out to a screen reader as if the replay had reached them.
• The "Checked against real data" card lists up to ten stations spread from the nearest to the farthest, with the
  analyst's P pick, the model's arrival and the difference. It is plain text, so a keyboard, a touch screen and a
  screen reader reach the picks that the hover card shows only to a mouse. In a narrow panel it scrolls sideways.
• The README opens with four links that each load one quake with a pin already on a city: Tokyo for Tohoku 2011,
  Bangkok for Mandalay 2025, Santiago for Maule 2010 and Taipei for Hualien 2024. A test checks the seconds beside
  each link against the library, in all nine READMEs.

Fixed

• A pin outside the area the ShakeMap covers said "No ShakeMap for this quake", although the map showed one. It now
  says the ShakeMap has no estimate for that place, and keeps the old message for a quake that has no ShakeMap.
• In a window between 820 and 1240 pixels wide (an iPad Air or Pro held upright, a small laptop window) the timeline
  beside the panel had no room for its slider, which shrank to 0 pixels at 834 wide. The timeline takes the whole
  width there now, which the panel leaves free.
• In the share dialog on a phone 390 pixels wide, "Save square card" and "Record a video clip" ran past the edge of
  the dialog, and the longer languages did worse. The labels wrap now, at 320 pixels as well, in all nine languages.