How to report a bug

Please search issues (open and closed) to see the issues has already been reported. - If an issue has already been reported, feel free to add more information to it. Oherwise, create a new issue.
Describe the problem as detailed as possible.
Please add instructions on how to reproduce the problem.
Please provide a screenshot of the issue you are reporting (To take a screenshot on your smartphone press [Power] + [Volume down] at the same time for a few seconds)

Note

Some bugs only occur on certain devices or versions of Android, please provide the following information Device/Android OS (Settings → About Phone) and WiFiAnalyzer version (Menu -> About)

Make sure you are using the latest version of WiFiAnalyzer.
Please search issues to see if the same feature has already been submitted.
If an feature has already been opened, feel free to add more useful information to it. Otherwise, open a new feature request (one feature per request).
Please provide an explanation how the feature solves the problem you are having.
UI feature request, please describe what the UI would look like and how the user would interact with it.

First, fork the repository.
When starting to work on a feature or bug that has been reported, please add a comment to it that you are working on it.
To close a feature or a bug automatically, once pull request has been merged, please mention it in the commit comment or pull request text.
Please avoid if possible large change sets.
Please do not forget to add unit tests.
Use the repository's canonical pull request template located at .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md for PR descriptions and the submission checklist. GitHub will automatically populate the PR description when opening a new pull request.
If you want multiple specialized templates (for example: bugfix, feature, docs), they can be placed under .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE/ and GitHub will pick from them when configured.