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Interesting point that lack of back button contributes to iOS apps being better. I realize there are many reasons why that's the case, but I certainly have not
by 1123581321 9y ago
Interesting point that lack of back button contributes to iOS apps being better. I realize there are many reasons why that's the case, but I certainly have not had to extricate myself from sub-menus to the extent I have in (highly-rated!) Play store apps.
I went from iOS to Android and back again and really miss the back button, but I'm finding myself mostly wanting to use it to close apps, which of course the home button does. It would be nice to have a software accessibility back button to float in the bottom right of the screen similar to the accessibility home button that would close open menus etc before exiting if possible.
- w33ble 9y agoSwiping right from the left edge is the defacto way to go back on iOS. I realize not all apps implement it, but the good ones seem to. It's the thing I miss most every time I use Android, especially in the browser. Having to reach all the way down to that back button is more work, and its harder to do with one hand.