Settings got rebuilt, tab by tab and row by row

Settings used to feel a bit cobbled together — tab labels squeezed to a quarter width and clipped, controls in a few different shapes, one row that slid in and got cut off at the edge. It's been rebuilt from scratch. The popup now fills the screen like the other full-screen panels, the tabs sit in a proper strip across the top with room for their full names, and every setting lives on the same simple row: label on the left, its control on the right. On a wide screen the Settings and Controls tabs split into two columns; on a landscape phone the header and tabs shrink so the settings themselves keep most of the space.

The controls themselves are new. Language and the dialogue reveal speed are dropdowns now instead of a stepper you had to click through. Text size drives the real scale, so as you raise it the whole popup grows with it and you can see what you're getting. Each of the three audio channels shows its level as a ten-square bar next to the stepper, with a single Mute all beneath them.

The Profile tab got a pass too: your five stats now sit in tiles with small drawn icons instead of emoji, your school wins each carry their school's colour, and Log out and Delete account share one row at the bottom. The About tab now credits the publisher.