What's new in AndroidTool 1.66
Jul 29, 2016
- If you work with ADB from the command line, and if you've updated that ADB to 1.0.36, you need this version. If you don't, you probably don't.
New in AndroidTool 1.65 (Jul 27, 2016)
- Fixed a bug where the animated GIF wouldn't be created, even though "Also make a GIF" was checked
New in AndroidTool 1.62 (Jan 24, 2016)
- You can now press shift-cmd-o to open the terminal output window
- Fixed a bug where some OBBs would be renamed incorrectly
New in AndroidTool 1.61 (Jan 22, 2016)
- Fixed a bug where OBB files would not be installed if running a release build
New in AndroidTool 1.6 (Jan 21, 2016)
- OBB file support for sideloading apps with a lot of data, typically games.
- Simply drag the OBB file onto a device.
- Don't forget to install the corresponding APK first
New in AndroidTool 1.56 (Jan 21, 2016)
- Opens a newly installed app immediately after installing
- Shows an uninstall button immediately after installing
- When dragging an Apk onto a device, the app now shows the app's icon, version and package name
- Now bundling fastboot, Installs image files packed as a Zip file
- Preference to enable animated GIF when creating a screen recording
New in AndroidTool 1.51 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Fixed a bug where attaching an iOS device would crash Android Tool.
New in AndroidTool 1.5 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Finally! Select which folder to save your screenshots and screen recordings to (tested for Android, untested for iOS, please report back)
- On Android, you can now use the current activity's name as the screenshot filename (would be even better to fetch the application label, but how?)
New in AndroidTool 1.42 (Dec 8, 2015)
- You can now install apps by dragging APKs directly onto the phone or watch in the app
- Fixed a bug when installing apps by dragging onto the dock icon and double clicking
New in AndroidTool 1.4 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Demo mode for Android (Marshmallow and up). Change time and other status bar icons
- A status label so you can see what's going on
- A shell console output window so you can see what's really going on
New in AndroidTool 1.3 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Significant screenshot speed improvements
- ADB over Bluetooth support (more)
- Migrated to Swift 2
- Screen recording improvements
- Device connection improvements
- Improved window dragging in El Capitan
- Logo added for Tag Heuer watches
New in AndroidTool 1.2 (Dec 8, 2015)
- New in this version:
- iOS screenshots (experimental) (sets time to 9:41, removes carrier, and shows full battery)
- iOS screen MOV/GIF recordings (experimental)
- User preferences for custom bitrates and scaling
- Recording in portrait mode
- Android emulator support
New in AndroidTool 1.17 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Adds limited support for emulators; pulling bug reports and other custom scripts. Screencaps turn out empty.
New in AndroidTool 1.16 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Mavericks support (tested with Sony Smartwatch 3 and Nexus 6)
- Fixed a bug where the app would crash as a device or emulator comes online
- Fixed a bug where the spinner wouldn't appear when installing an apk package,
- Fixed a bug where the device name could cause a crash when installing an apk,
New in AndroidTool 1.15 (Dec 8, 2015)
- Fixed a bug where video captures on LG G Watch came out garbled
- Added a manual refresh menu item under "Tools" in the main menu
- Now updates the device list when in the background, but at a lower speed