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> Whats up with that? A sign of the future. As browser march headlong into being app platforms instead of browsers expect the back button to disappear entirely
by flukus 10y ago
> Whats up with that?
A sign of the future. As browser march headlong into being app platforms instead of browsers expect the back button to disappear entirely.
- nine_k 10y agoWhat? I suppose you saw what Android looks like?
- oneeyedpigeon 10y agoI'm still not really sure, when I press the back button in Android, whether I'm going to stay in the same app, go to a different app, or close the app; all three behaviours are common.
- flukus 10y agoI think they've all been standard behaviors at various times too. There's a fourth option too, will it close the slide out menu or not?
- chc 10y agoPeople have been saying that since like 2005. Web apps may not be your personal preference, but they're not the apocalypse either.
- flukus 10y agoIn 2005 SaaS companies weren't behind the leading browsers.