- Updated for compatibility with a minor API change rolled out by api.weather.gov

- Minor graphical fixes for iOS 15 - Reliability improvements when downloading barometric data - Show when a download is in progress

- Can now optionally collect barometric data continuously, even if you are not moving large distances. Look for “Sport Mode” in Settings. - Significantly improved the performance of downloading barometric data from the internet, especially when Sport Mode is used.

- Fixed a bug in the CoreMotion date parser - Added a button on the Settings screen that displays the most recently discovered internet-accessible barometers - Added a reminder to open the app at least once a week (applicable only to users who have history downloading enabled in Settings)

- Fixed a bug in the CoreMotion date interpreter - Changed default graph width to 15 minutes, so that brand new users see high-resolution raw data by default, rather than averages - Made Presenter Mode more tolerant of system notifications - Modified the Settings button to more obviously look like a Settings button (for brand new users in particular)

- Now downloads barometric data for your location from an internet service to fill in the gaps when Carpathia isn’t running - Refined the user interface - Increased history storage up to a year - Added a “Presenter Mode” to prevent the device from locking due to user inactivity, so that you don’t have to change the security settings on your device just to keep the real-time graph visible for a while

Added a set of preset data views, which are easier to click on than it is to continually zoom in on the large graph.

Now correctly adjusts for the floating epoch used by timestamp values in CMLogItem objects. Previously, the date of the newest data as you observe it appearing in the graph would gradually drift into the past over time.