* Update Simple Icons to 16.34.0
The brand paths are unchanged; only the version in the headers moves.
* Use the current Material Symbols names
Several symbols were renamed after the Valkyrie migration. people_alt,
new_releases, screen_lock_*, screen_rotation and stay_current_* are only
aliases in the font now, for group, verified and the mobile_* symbols.
done, push_pin and expand_less/expand_more become check, keep and
keyboard_arrow_up/down, which draw the same or an almost identical glyph.
* Use filled icons where the Material Symbols migration dropped the fill
The migration mapped Filled and Default references to the outline symbols,
but the classic glyph was often solid, and Outlined Warning, Error and
Pause were solid as well. Each call site was compared against the rendered
classic glyph, and the solid ones now use RoundedFilled. view_list needs an
auto-mirrored filled pack. The outline SVGs this leaves unused are removed.
* Show a compact grid icon for the compact display modes
Compact and cover-only grids showed the same view_module icon as the
comfortable grid.
* Generate notification and layout drawables from Material Symbols
Notifications and XML layouts can't use ImageVectors, so they relied on
hand-kept copies of classic Material drawables. A build-logic task now
converts an opt-in list of the module's SVGs with AGP's Svg2Vector into
generated resources. sdk-common is taken from AGP's own dependency metadata,
so its version always matches AGP.
Compose call sites that only needed a drawable (tab close, crop) use the
ImageVectors instead. The icons module's R class must be imported as
MaterialSymbolsR, enforced by spotless, so it isn't mistaken for the app's R.
* Redraw custom icons in the Material Symbols style
The reading mode, crop off, mark previous as read and chapter download
icons were drawn in the classic style. They are rebuilt from Material
Symbols shapes (mobile_gear, mobile_arrow_right/down, crop,
arrow_circle_down, downloading) in a new custom-material-symbols module;
each SVG header lists where its parts come from. The default reading mode
and incognito use mobile_gear and eyeglasses_2 as they are.
ReadingMode holds an ImageVector now, and the module's R class follows the
same alias rule as MaterialSymbolsR.
* Use Material Symbols for the launcher shortcuts
Updates uses release_alert because the symbol named new_releases is now a
check badge.
* Rename the animated icon drawables
anim_*_enter no longer fits now that the icons play in both directions.
This is a pure rename so the following commits show only content changes.
* Use Material Symbols for the bottom navigation icons
The library, updates, history and browse animations are rebuilt from the
outline and filled symbols but keep their original motion: the white inside
is pushed into the ribbon, the "!" and the needle, and the history ring
still spins. Updates uses release_alert, like the shortcut. More already
matches more_horiz and is unchanged.
* Use rounded bars for the manga description caret
The animation is unchanged; the bars get rounded ends to match the
Material Symbols stroke.
* Settle the browse tab icon when selecting and deselecting
The compass turns a full turn and settles with overshoot both ways, instead
of deselecting by playing the select animation backwards. A
rememberAnimatedVectorPainter overload takes separate enter and exit
animations and doesn't animate on the first composition.
The previous setup had a circular dependency between Injekt
registration and extension loading.
In regard to #3931, I've moved the culprit ExtensionManager out of
Injekt altogether, alongside CoverCache, PreferenceStore and
TrackPreferences, none of which a source needs.
- Spoof `Sec-CH-UA` client hints to match the user agent
- Fix `X-Requested-With` spoofing leaking to unrelated callers
- Update default user agent to Chrome 149
Given that the next stable version of Chrome (120) will require Android 8+, it's
inevitable that the WebView functionality will gradually break. As always, newer
OS versions are recommended for better support with evolving Internet technologies.
According to https://apilevels.com/, Android 8+ still covers 93.7% of Android users.
Fixes#9564
Avoids the issue of clearing the cache when the app is backgrounded despite being in the reader.
We could do a job on idle, but we'd still need to be careful around whether the reader is active,
so this is just simpler considering it's a separate activity.
AntsyLich