It's true, the new parts of the design language for m3e on android 17 stable just natively adds some new appearances to features such as flashlight and what not. This probably wasn't an intended feature but it still looks good!
I'm interested to know if there would be any way to allow apps that aren't verified to run on Android 17 when it finally comes out, as Google is planning on disabling side loading for people who don't doxx themselves to Google.
It would be really cool if essentials could almost form some kind of VM to use android 16 then boot the app. Could also make it easier to test other oses without completely flashing your phone.
I already understand that we have the windows phone app but it would be really cool if there was some kind of essentials integration similar to watch integration, you could connect the devices with either Bluetooth or using a similar method ZimaClient uses to connect devices via a VPN.
It would be a generally useful feature to have, especially as someone who only really has my phone, watch and a really crappy pc.
Also I'm going to try and work on this in general but I thought it would be cool to get your idea on the matter as essentials is technically owned by you (irrelevant of the source code)