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Long click on a history item should allow the user to copy the item (as text) to the clipboard.

1. upload release apk to Google Play as version 0.4.0. 2) update the app page to include recent changes. 3)rReplace screenshots with non-ad versions. 4) release apk on Google Play

The "Time Frame" and "Graph Entries" settings (and others that use the SeekBarPreference) close immediately after being touched, and do not allow sliding/scrolling the bar - the settings value is updated to the location on the bar that was touched and the dialog is immediately dismissed. This makes it very inconvenient to change these settings.

Comment lines that were used to displays ads. Remove unnecessary permissions.

For large screens (in landscape mode) the history graph should be displayed as a collapsable widget (and not as a dialog) since as there is plenty of room. For normal size screens the behavior should remain the same - the graph is launched as a dialog in landscape mode since there isn't enough room.

Reduce the size of the release apk (enable proguard rules in gradle config).

Migrate Eclipse project(s) to Android Studio; import the resulting project.

The main menu is completely unreachable (tested on Android 4.4.2). It is impossible to reach the Help dialog, and very inconvenient to access settings (still possible by longclicking the graph widget).

The app displays the "has stopped working" error when rotating the device after attempting to delete log entries.

To reproduce:

1. start the app
2. click the "History" tab
3. longclick an item in the list (populate the list with an item or two if necessary)
4. click the "Delete Entry" menu item
5. click either "Yes" or "No"; the error appears in both cases
6. rotate the device (causing the Activity to be recreated) ---> "Thunder Stopwatch has stopped working"

A variation:
5.1) click the "Timer" tab
5.2) rotate the device (no crash)
5.3) rotate the device back (no crash)
5.4) click the "History" tab ---> "Thunder Stopwatch has stopped working"

After migrating to Android Studio there are now two application icons after installing the apk... both appear launch the same version of the application.

The appearance of the start / stop button is ambiguous at first glance. Is the timer on or off? Fix this with a custom toggle button background that puts emphasis on the indicator (it could be larger, in the shape of lighting or a cloud, etc).

Test the signed release apk (v0.4.0) on at least one real device. Informal test; exercise all options, all functionality; add issues that block release.

Add xhdpi drawables (appicon, clockface, etc). In particular, the clockface appears too small on anything greater than hdpi.

Verify the LICENSE file and that all source files begin with a GPLv3 notice. Verify that dependencies are compatible with GPLv3.

Takes necessary steps to get the app uploaded to FDroid.

Prepare a signed apk (ready for upload to Google Play and FDroid).

Long click on the timer text (digital or analog) should allow the user to copy the text to the clipboard.