Screen Recorder Floating Control Button Too Large and Intrusive
Users of a FOSS Android screen recording app find the persistent floating control button too large and disruptive during recording, and want a more compact, expandable control plus the ability to start recording directly from a quick-settings tile. This is a minor UI/UX request specific to one app's interface design.
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