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Essentially I noticed the following when I opened the share sheet:
It seems that the app only provides a single PNG for all densities inside the mipmap folder, which would make running on some other densities to look ugly and blurred.
One way this can be fixed is using the Android Studio add Image Asset wizard.
Because it is able to take the original file and convert to appropriate sizes for each density.
Another option is to use VectorDrawables, which can be converted from SVG using another Android Studio wizard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
MateusRodCosta
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Affected version: v1.23.5
Affected device: Galaxy A23, Android 13
Share sheet icon looks awful, Adaptive Icon send to not provide insane files for multiple densities
Share sheet icon looks awful, Adaptive Icon send to not provide insane files for multiple densities
Jun 25, 2023
MateusRodCosta
changed the title
Share sheet icon looks awful, Adaptive Icon send to not provide insane files for multiple densities
Share sheet icon looks awful, Adaptive Icon send to not provide image files for multiple densities
Jun 25, 2023
MateusRodCosta
changed the title
Share sheet icon looks awful, Adaptive Icon send to not provide image files for multiple densities
Share sheet icon looks awful, Adaptive Icon doesn't have png files for multiple densities
Jun 25, 2023
Affected version: v1.23.5
Affected device: Galaxy A23, Android 13
Essentially I noticed the following when I opened the share sheet:
It seems that the app only provides a single PNG for all densities inside the mipmap folder, which would make running on some other densities to look ugly and blurred.
One way this can be fixed is using the Android Studio add Image Asset wizard.
Because it is able to take the original file and convert to appropriate sizes for each density.
Another option is to use VectorDrawables, which can be converted from SVG using another Android Studio wizard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: