Since the library is quite dated, it is possible that a lot of its features do not make sense in the current Android ecosystem. We need to assess each of the existing features to determine whether any of them are easily replaceable with a native solution and can be removed from the library. In case too many features are not relevant anymore, it might also make sense to make a decision to deprecate the library and suggest potential replacements. Alternatively, we could strip it down to a lightweight connection helper library with just a few features that are still helpful even in newer Android API versions.
Since the library is quite dated, it is possible that a lot of its features do not make sense in the current Android ecosystem. We need to assess each of the existing features to determine whether any of them are easily replaceable with a native solution and can be removed from the library. In case too many features are not relevant anymore, it might also make sense to make a decision to deprecate the library and suggest potential replacements. Alternatively, we could strip it down to a lightweight connection helper library with just a few features that are still helpful even in newer Android API versions.