Please add support for icon shape https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_adaptive.html https://material.io/guidelines/style/icons.html

I've noticed this problem on Android P dp2, dp3 and dp4 with WiFi Analyzer Beta. Location is granted. Have also tried enabling wifi scanning but it didn't change the behavior.

In opening the app the access points are displayed just fine. On manual refresh, or on maybe the third or fourth scheduled refresh the Scanning progress circle comes up and then times out with network error. Force closing the app and relaunching gets it to work again, but once more only for a few refreshes.

Thanks.

Device: Pixel 2 Android P dp4

Channel graph issues:

I noticed that pre 1.6.2 that a 2.4Ghz 40MHz SSID was displaying -1 channel of the actual and now on 1.6.2 it is -2 channels of the actual.

Thanks to https://github.com/arafey for pointing out that the extension channel is four channels lower or higher than the control channel.

arafey "A 40 MHz network wouldn't use 11+9. It would use 11+7. 9 is the center of the two channels. Some wireless APs will show 11+9 but they're telling you the primary channel and the center channel."

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Describe the bug A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to '...'
2. Click on '....'
3. Scroll down to '....'
4. See error

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

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Note Some behaviour only occurs on certain devices or versions of Android, please provide the following screenshots/information Device/Android OS (Settings → About Phone) and WiFi Analyzer version (Menu -> About)

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How to report a bug

Describe the bug IP and bitrate don't show when connected to a hidden ssid network

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'WiFiAnalyer'
2. Click on 'Access Points'
3. Select/Look at the line who's ssid is ***

Expected behavior IP and bitrate show up in the Access Point *** when connected to a hidden ssid network

Screenshots

Note Android 5.0 on Samsung Galaxy Note 3 WiFiAnalyser v1.9.2

Some users running Android OS 6+ (Marshmallow) have reported that the location service must be enabled for the application to see WiFi networks. Marshmallow users may need to turn on the location service, even though WiFi Analyzer does not explicitly require it. This appears to be attributed to a potential issue in Android OS 6+ that requires location service in order to see WiFi networks.

It would be nice to give some names for specific APs to keep them organised (e.g. positions of the AP). Specially for environments with multi-AP but one SSID.

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Describe the bug WiFiAnalyzer does not show WPA3 and PMF flags in the Access Points menue.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'Access Points'

Expected behavior Show WAP3 and PMF flags like WPA3, PSK, and so on

Screenshots Mssing WPA3 % PMF flags in https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/YRscuij--IUjnpz3Fmrvbhmaw4HLDxpUhp_gbaEdK-sZVV6j_nrPKViFDGQmpUv2Hg=w1440-h620

Note Android 11, Pixel 3 & Pixel 4

Additional context none

Provide Device/Android OS information Android 11 Pixel 3 & Android 11 Pixel 4

Describe the bug

UI displays 160Mhz channel as 80Mhz, both in the AP list and on the graph.

To Reproduce

1. Have a router running 160Mhz channel.
2. Open WifiAnalyzer and switch to Access Point view. Observe that router's SSID from #1 is displayed having 80Mhz width.

Expected behavior 160Mhz width should be displayed (and properly reflected on the channel graph too)

Versions

Android 10 on OnePlus7 Pro 5G WifiAnalizer 2.1.2 - 52GS(10-29)

Additional context router's own status:

phy#1
        Interface wlan1
                ifindex 7
                wdev 0x100000001
                addr ...
                ssid ...
                type AP
                channel 100 (5500 MHz), width: 160 MHz, center1: 5570 MHz
                txpower 30.00 dBm

Intel AX200 (2x2 160Mhz wifi 6 card)

Location permission is granted. I've tried different scan intervals. Pausing and resuming doesn't affect the loading circle animation. Everything is allowed under Privacy Guard (LineageOS 15.1, so Android Oreo).

The versions before 2, including 1.9.3, work perfectly well. I can't think of any other variables to check for.

The latest update I got now requires network location access. Denying it causes the app to close. Why is this permission now needed and why is it required?

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2. Click on '....'
3. Scroll down to '....'
4. See error

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

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Provide Device/Android OS information

When any more than Few APs come into view, some of which may share AP names, it can be difficult to tell them apart, especially as different APs come and go. The ability to assign friendly names to each unique entity would help immensely.

The feature would include an edit option when opening an access point to look at its details. The AP friendly name would be remembered by Mac address and major band.

It might actually be useful enough to just have friendly labels for Mac addresses and ignore the wireless frequency. This would suggest adding subscripts to different APs with the same Mac address. The core problem could be summarized as lack of recognizability of Mac addresses.

Having the ability to assign a label to an arbitrary combination of AP traits would be very nice, but would also be more complex.

Here there is no BSSID (6aff7b) for TP-Link TL-MR3420 v5.1 and this device is not recognized: https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer/blob/d710b47a80c0e9d11e88be45fd0e41cf5052bf4a/app/src/main/res/raw/data.txt#L16520 Is there a public database with updated values for devices? Because this is just an example and I had the same problem once before on a device other than mine. More details here.

Reference to https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer/issues/365 Maybe it's better to go without insignificant milliseconds and seconds and show the duration of the selected WiFi network in days, hours, and minutes. In the case of a long WiFi network operation time, it will be difficult to understand how much 500h is, it is better to show it as 19 days 23h 20 minutes (more readable and more comfortable).

A Reset Defaults button in Settings would avoid the need for the user to use the "clear data" button on the app page to restore the defaults if he wants to.

It would be nice if the App displayed the vendor specific IEEE 802.11 information elements that were found in the WiFi Beacons. Android's API Level 30 introduced ScanResult.getInformationElements(), which can be used to query this information.

Describe the bug In order to use WiFiAnalyzer in another open-source project, we forked and built on Android Studio. When we change "applicationId" on module level gradle file or in 'Project Structure' from 'com.vrem.wifianalyzer' to any different name such as: 'com.vrem.wifisignal', the scanned wi-fi values fluctuate rapidly and regress to -100dBm. It could be seen in all tabs such as: 'Access Points', 'Channel graph' etc.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'Fork the project and built on Android Studio'
2. Click on 'applicationId' on module level gradle file and change "com.vrem.wifianalyzer" to "com.vrem.wifisignal"
3. Click on 'built the app and install on any device'
4. Scroll down to 'Access Points or Channel Graph'
5. See error

Expected behavior It is expected to show wi-fi signals as in its first built.

Note Device/Android OS and WiFi Analyzer version (Menu -> About)