After the default settings value for this patch has been changed to 70, some users didn't know how to revert to the stock Instagram size, so I added the original value and instructions on how to set it in the settings screen.

Also, I removed the unnecessary ".0f" from the default value.
Since neither "." nor "f" can be entered in this setting, the ".0f" was meaningless.
I could allow decimal point input, but nobody would want to set the size down to the decimal point.

Furthermore, I changed Float.valueOf() to Float.parseFloat() because the IDE warned that the former was useless because it returns a non-primitive Float object.
I confirmed parseFloat() can parse "70.0f" and the size changes correctly.

p.s. This is the first time I've seen the code for the Instagram patches (Kotlin side).
I noticed that you're not using instructionMatches at all.
Do you know Morphe's instructionMatches feature?
This allows each element of the instruction filter of the fingerprint to be used later within a patch.

To demonstrate a practical use case for it, I've refactored this patch using instructionMatches.
Before the introduction of instruction filters, it was necessary to match a specific literal value (in this case, 100.0f) using a custom fingerprint and then use indexOfFirstLiteralInstruction within the patch to search for that literal again.
But now, if you specify an instruction in the filter, you can directly access the filter's matched instructions within the patch.
Therefore, you can write the patch more concisely.
It's no longer needed to extract the literal 100.0f as a constant.

Another example is my ImportExportLoginTokenPatch.kt.
Here, I used it.instructionMatches.last().index to add an instruction immediately after the move-result-object of the layout inflator calling and receive that result.

Instruction filters are one of Morphe's most distinctive features compared to the old Patcher.
^{It was also the direct cause of the split between ReVanced and Morphe.}
This makes my experience writing patches in Morphe enjoyable.
I assume you will continue to develop new patches for Instagram, you can incorporate this new feature when you create a new patch.

For more details, please see here. (There is a point to note when adding instructions for multiple matches)
https://github.com/MorpheApp/morphe-patcher/blob/main/docs/2_2_1_fingerprinting.md

I just wanted to let you know in case you didn't know it yet.