Leo Wandersleb on Nostr: I guess, the PlayStore doesn't impose a certain behavior and Android allows to more ...
I guess, the PlayStore doesn't impose a certain behavior and Android allows to more easily jump between activities of different apps so it makes sense to back out into other apps while the AppStore demands a certain way of handling things, leading to a more consistent but rigid "philosophy" of what "back" means.
On my Android, when I click on a button that brings me into another app, I find it annoying that back doesn't always bring me back but only up in the other app's stack of screens but as an Android dev I know how versatile the system is with the stack of Activities and how you launch them. It's not trivial to code right but when done right, I love it.
On my Android, when I click on a button that brings me into another app, I find it annoying that back doesn't always bring me back but only up in the other app's stack of screens but as an Android dev I know how versatile the system is with the stack of Activities and how you launch them. It's not trivial to code right but when done right, I love it.