Reported with version 1.6.0*, and problem still present on dev branch (05/10).
tools/NetworkRadar.java
ifName = System.getNetwork().getInterface().getDisplayName();
Either getNetwork() or getInterface() is null (I think I've seen getInterface() being null when losing connectivity).
The thing is that the button "Start Network Monitor" is enabled, despite of have no wifi connectivity (version 1.6.0-develop and others possibly), so the user can click on it.
Reported with version 1.6.0*, and problem still present on dev branch (05/10).
tools/NetworkRadar.java
Either getNetwork() or getInterface() is null (I think I've seen getInterface() being null when losing connectivity).
The thing is that the button "Start Network Monitor" is enabled, despite of have no wifi connectivity (version 1.6.0-develop and others possibly), so the user can click on it.