CVapp 1.14

Fixes CVapp opening twice when it becomes your home screen.

Switching home-screen mode on while the app was already open left the old copy
running behind the new one — two Home Assistant sessions, and two CVapp cards in
Recents. Now the one Android keeps clears the other away as it starts, and you
are put back on the page you were reading.

CVapp 1.13

Updates no longer go quiet.

If CVapp offers an update and the install does not go through — most often
because Android asks for permission to install apps first — the offer now comes
back every time you open the app, instead of disappearing for the rest of the
day. Granting that permission carries straight on with the download it was for.

You can also ask at any time: App settings, reached by long-pressing the loading
screen, has Check for updates.

CVapp 1.12

CVapp can now be your home screen.

Turn it on in App settings and the Home button opens your dashboard instead of a
grid of icons — the point of an old phone or a tablet on the wall.

It stays off until you ask for it. Before that CVapp is not even listed among
Android's home apps, so it cannot replace your launcher by accident, and Android
hands the role straight back the moment you pick another launcher in Settings.

App settings is new: home-screen mode, which links open here, and the update
check, all in one place. Long-press the loading screen to open it.

CVapp 1.11

The keyboard no longer covers what you are typing.

Opening Assist, or any other text field near the bottom of the screen,
used to push the input behind the keyboard entirely. It is now always
visible above it.

The loading screen also shows the address it is connecting to, so a
connection that misbehaves says where it was trying to go.