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When Snapchat releases a new version, they use ProGuard (or at least something similar) to obfuscate the code (basically renaming classes, methods and fields to random names) in order to stop people from reverse engineering the code (and also to optimize it). Sometimes it doesn't change between...

It's not fully compatible, there was a tiny change in the proguard between 9.17.0.0 and 9.17.1.0. (Try saving a sent snap :)) I've already sent a pull request on github :D

No, snapchat flattens the image into a single bitmap before sending it Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk

I think he meant that 9.16.0.2 is not supported by 1.6.0 :) Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk

Like has been said many times over the last few pages of the thread, video saving is fixed in the next version :) For those that don't follow snapprefs on snapchat, the next version will also fix the issue with some snaps saving and other snaps not saving.

It allows you to enter a custom speed to use with Snapchat's speed filter (the one that shows speed in km/h or mph overlaying the image/video). You need to enter the speed in meters per second. 1 m/s = 3.6 km/h = 2.2369 mph.

Snapchat doesn't store a separate overlay for pictures like it does for videos.

MaaarZ If you're interested, changing line 143 in Saving.java from mVideo = new FileInputStream(param.args[0].toString()); to mVideo = new FileInputStream(Uri.parse(param.args[0].toString()).getPath()); works for making 1.5.1 save videos for me using Snapchat 9.16.1.0 :) Disclaimer: I am not...