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Export the track, pick how the map follows, and landscape stops missing pieces
History can be exported as GPX: today, the last 7 days, 30 days, a year, or a range you
pick. The file lands in the system Downloads folder and can be shared straight away; any other
app that opens it gets the track as timestamped points. Days with no track inside the chosen
range are skipped whole.
The map's follow button has three states: off, locked centre with north up, and locked
centre with heading up. One tap switches between north and heading, no trip to settings.
On the stations page the sort entry no longer disappears with the statistics row in landscape,
and the sort field is remembered across launches, travelling with the backup.
With the reporting bar in detailed mode, the leftmost item is the APRS symbol this beacon will
actually send. Smart tiers change the symbol by speed and a network-only fix can have its own,
so what you see is the icon that shows up on the map.
Permissions are checked once at startup, naming only the ones that were there before and are
now off, never reciting permissions you never granted. A location permission switched off by the
system no longer takes the process down when the foreground service fails to start.
In landscape the drawn layers (track, beacon marks, accuracy ring, heat map) no longer paint
under the left card or the bottom bar. They used to fill the whole screen, and since the cards
are frosted the blue line showed through them, looking like the track was on top of the card.