diff --git a/css/main.scss b/css/main.scss index f675d1a..e85b1cf 100644 --- a/css/main.scss +++ b/css/main.scss @@ -69,11 +69,15 @@ table { } td.green { - background-color: #8efa93; + background-color: #60ECAD; } - td.light-green { - background-color: #e7fae8; + td.yellow { + background-color: #e7ec60; + } + + td.red { + background-color: #ec6069; } } @@ -240,11 +244,15 @@ pre { table { td.green { - background-color: #0d8321; + background-color: #006236; + } + + td.yellow { + background-color: #b6b900; } - td.light-green { - background-color: #0d4d14; + td.red { + background-color: #7e0d1b; } } diff --git a/index.md b/index.md index 0014b63..f144f4a 100644 --- a/index.md +++ b/index.md @@ -21,6 +21,10 @@ This is an overview of all Android versions and their corresponding identifiers 1
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S_V2
targetSdk
will need to be 31+ for new apps by August 2022 and updates by November 2022. 3targetSdk
will need to be 31+ for all existing apps by November 2023. 4targetSdk
will need to be 31+ for new apps by August 2022 and updates by November 2022. 4targetSdk
will need to be 31+ for all existing apps by November 2023. 5R
targetSdk
must be 30+ for new apps and app updates. 3targetSdk
will need to be 30+ for all existing apps by November 2022. 4targetSdk
must be 30+ for new apps and app updates. 4targetSdk
will need to be 30+ for all existing apps by November 2022. 5Q
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KITKAT_WATCH
Cumulative usage distribution figures were last updated on May 31, 2022 using data from Statcounter GlobalStats. These figures may have changed significantly since the last update. You may update the figures yourself with a pull request. ↩
The codenames for Android 10 and above in the table are the internal codenames. Beginning with Android 10, Google dropped the usage of codenames publicly.
+Security patch levels were last updated on June 1, 2022 using AOSP Security Bulletins. These dates may have changed significantly since the last update. You may update the figures yourself with a pull request. ↩
This requirement excludes new Wear OS apps and updates, which still only require a targetSdk
of 28 or higher. ↩
The codenames for Android 10 and above in the table are the internal codenames. Beginning with Android 10, Google dropped the usage of codenames publicly.
In 2022, Google began imposing minimum targetSdk
requirements for existing apps, in addition new apps and app updates. Existing apps that are not updated to meet targetSdk
requirements by their deadlines will be subject to restrictions. This requirement excludes Wear OS apps. ↩
This requirement excludes new Wear OS apps and updates, which still only require a targetSdk
of 28 or higher. ↩
Android 4.4W is the first Android release for Android Wear. ↩
+In 2022, Google began imposing minimum targetSdk
requirements for existing apps, in addition new apps and app updates. Existing apps that are not updated to meet targetSdk
requirements by their deadlines will be subject to restrictions. This requirement excludes Wear OS apps. ↩
Android 4.4W is the first Android release for Android Wear. ↩