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Introducing Release Health: your new version comparison tool

Embrace's new Release Health page lets you compare the stability and performance of two different app versions in one simple, streamlined view. See side-by-side stats around crash rate, errors, exceptions, and ANRs to quickly identify improvements or regressions across releases. Prioritize which issue to fix based on how many of your users are being impacted.

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Unleash deeper insights with Embrace’s new Time Series Arithmetic feature

Embrace's Custom Dashboards have become an even more powerful analysis tool with the release of an exciting new feature - Timeseries Arithmetic. This allows devs to build highly customized widgets by combining different datasets using basic arithmetic expressions.

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Custom Dashboards

Historical look-back now available for Embrace Custom Dashboards

Embrace's Custom Dashboards now let customers analyze long-term trends in their app's health and performance with the new historical look-back feature. Explore a time frame for any datapoints captured by the Metrics API, which now powers these dashboards to allow for even greater analysis capabilities.

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User Timeline

Updates to Embrace’s User Sessions and Timeline

We've made some exciting new updates to Embrace's User Timeline and User Sessions pages. Read on to learn more about this, and how they can help engineers troubleshoot issues via rich context into the user experience.

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User Session Insights

What is a User Timeline?

Learn about the Embrace User Timeline: what it is, how it benefits your team, and how to best leverage the data from it to improve your app.

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ANRs

Solving nativePollOnce ANRs with the right tooling

Android engineers often struggle with nativePollOnce ANRs in the Google Play Console. These incredibly common issues can account for up to 60% of ANRs, yet are nearly impossible to solve with the limited data provided by GPC. In this blog, we'll take a closer look at this type of ANR and how more specialized tools, like Embrace, can help engineers resolve it.

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