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Configurable always-on display (AOD): a new "Always-on display" section
in the phone's Watch face tab controls how ambient mode looks — pick the style (Follow face, Classic, Expressive, or Minimal) and toggle the album art (off = pure black background, a real battery saver on AMOLED),
the clock, and the track title/artist individually. The existing
ambient album-art opacity setting moved into the same section.
Expressive face now has its own AOD: ambient mode no longer snaps the
Expressive face back to the classic look. The new expressive AOD keeps the
same layout — title/artist, prev/cookie/next, contour progress ring, and
the queue/volume/menu pill trio — but rendered as thin outlines over black
(the Wear OS 6 system media controls' AOD look): no fills, no animations,
no marquee, burn-in protected by the same pixel jiggle, and deliberately
few lit pixels so hours of AOD stay cheap on battery.
AOD outline color, brightness, and per-element toggles: the outlines
can stay white or take the album color (or a custom color — both lifted
automatically so dark accents stay readable on black), an AOD brightness
setting (20–100%) dims everything for extra battery savings, and the
transport buttons, progress ring, and bottom pill trio can each be shown
or hidden individually. Because the expressive AOD keeps the exact button
positions of the awake face, the tap that wakes the watch lands with your
finger already on the button you were aiming at.
Phone
Fixed the phone often failing to detect that the watch app was installed,
incorrectly showing an "Install Svartifoss on your watch" prompt even when
it was already there and working. The check ran on a long-deprecated,
blocking Play Services API that frequently never completed on current Play
Services builds. Also fixed that prompt's button opening a dead Play Store
page on the watch (the app isn't on the Play Store) — it now opens the
GitHub releases page instead, matching the equivalent fix already shipped
on the watch side.