- Fix eepsite loads by adding xml header
- Use loadDataWithBaseURL() but block network loads, requires API 8
- Turn zoom controls on for local pages too

- Async task for web/eep loads
- Progress dialog for web/eep loads
- Cancel loads with back button

- Add welcome page
- Add EepGetFetcher app
- Add warnings

- Add the rest of the licenses

- Split out WebViewClient to own class
- Clean up status a little
- Check for new install or new version at startup
- Popup dialog on new install or version
- Only merge config files on new version
- Add release notes and licenses screens

- Don't require GMP source to build
- Hook new router final shutdown hook, tweak state machine
  to not declare router done until final shutdown

- Convert service status bar updater from a thread to a Handler
- Clean up status bar
- Null out router context on shutdown
- Switch back to shared clients

- Increase max NTCP connections
- Delete old wrapper.log at startup
- Spoof network status on emulator
- Increase client start delay
- Disable shared clients
- Stop LogWriter from starting a new App context at shutdown
- LogWriter tweaks
- Logging tweaks

- Start and stop buttons
- Handler for screen updates
- Make service not sticky
- Log tweaks
- Fix version script

- Only bind to service briefly from receiver to
  prevent shutdown hangs

- Move temp dir setting from config to code
- Stub out methods to stop the router

- Change min API to 7 (2.1), to make things a little easier.
  This covers 95% of active devices and older ones are likely
  too crappy to run I2P anyway.

  and LoadClientAppsJob, due to ClassLoader issues and the need to
  register shutdown hooks anyway.
- Status bar tweaks
- Fix NPE when stopping
- Instantiate broadcast receiver
- apk config has preference over installed config for now

- Set class loader, although that causes other problems
- Fix temp dir for now, but needs to be set in app not in config file

- Add clients.config, i2ptunnel.config, hosts.txt, i2ptunnel.jar,
  streaiming.jar, ministreaming.jar
  Clients won't load yet, have to fight the class loader.
- More BroadcastReceiver work (still not hooked in)
- enums

- Beginnings of a BroadcastReceiver
- ant target for signing key
- Status thread
- Status in status bar for now

Next step: Update the scripts and docs to point to
../i2p.i2p/ for everything.

  - Move the classes around
  - Split into Activity and Service
  - Add status bar notification
  - More config changes

  - Import the main_rules file and remove the copied rules
  - Set the version code and name in the apk badging
  - Build target is 8 to allow SD install, MIN-SDK is still 3
  - Fix NPE on new install
  - Remove some debug code from NBigI

     and 'afa8f9152e731dd11cd6a3649d45caaeb65b1b82'

     and '9d726cbaf7d1591c47b4dd7e6aed864d2c09e25d'

      - Replace old non-PIC 62-bit linux libs (GMP 4.1.4 built in 2005)
        with PIC libs built with GMP 5.0.2. License is LGPLv3.
        Built by sponge with GCC 4.4.4, downloaded from
        http://sponge.i2p/files/jbigi/gmp-5.0.2/
        For 64-bit processors, both performance testing and
        the GMP changelog led us to use 5.0.2 for both the 32- and 64-bit versions,
        even though the files are twice as big.
        See http://zzz.i2p/topics/306 for discussion and test results.
        libjbigi-linux-athlon64.so was a 64 bit file; by the new naming standard
        supported by NativeBigInteger, it is now a 32-bit file and the
        64-bit one is libjbigi-linux-athlon64_64.so.
        All new 64-bit libs will have _64 appended.
      - Update build docs

        NBI now tries athlon as a fallback for all 64-bit processors.

                 disabled by default. Add test code to verify identical results
                 and compare speed.

            in RouterInfo and LeaseSet

             with PIC libs built with GMP 4.3.2. License is LGPLv3.
             Built by sponge with GCC 4.4.4, downloaded from
             http://sponge.i2p/files/jbigi/gmp-4.3.2/
             The 4.3.2 files are half the size of those built with GMP 5.0.2, and there was
             little or no performance difference between the two versions for 32 bit processors.
             See http://zzz.i2p/topics/306 for discussion and test results.