This is something I found while looking at Google Play diagnostics while attempting to investigate ANRs for #13310.
On what it means to have a "slow warm start rate": The percentage of your daily active users who experienced at least one warm start-up time of more than 2 seconds. This is measured as the time taken from when a user launches your app, to when the first frames appear on the screen.
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Your slow warm start rate is particularly high on devices with CPU: ARM Cortex-A53
Your slow warm start rate on devices with CPU: ARM Cortex-A53 (20.40%) is significantly higher than your overall slow warm start rate (6.97%) over the last 7 days. These devices represent 17% of your total installs. Reduce slow warm starts on these devices to improve your overall slow warm start rate.
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Your slow warm start rate is particularly high on devices with Screen density (DPI): xhdpi
Your slow warm start rate on devices with Screen density (DPI): xhdpi (14.00%) is significantly higher than your overall slow warm start rate (6.97%) over the last 7 days. These devices represent 37% of your total installs. Reduce slow warm starts on these devices to improve your overall slow warm start rate.
For Keyman for Android 17.0.335.
This is something I found while looking at Google Play diagnostics while attempting to investigate ANRs for #13310.
On what it means to have a "slow warm start rate": The percentage of your daily active users who experienced at least one warm start-up time of more than 2 seconds. This is measured as the time taken from when a user launches your app, to when the first frames appear on the screen.
Learn more
Also:
For Keyman for Android 17.0.335.