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It's not dependent on developers using it right. They can only make it bad by intentionally messing with the back button. The default behavior, which 99% apps
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
It's not dependent on developers using it right. They can only make it bad by intentionally messing with the back button. The default behavior, which 99% apps use, is what the parent described. You're already used to this behavior when you press the back button on your web browser.
- dpark 15y agoIf developers using it wrong causes problems, then it's dependent on developers using it correctly, by definition.
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoThe developers don't have to use it at all. The overwhelming majority of apps don't touch it. I know you have to cheer on your team here, but the back button is completely intuitive and users like it; you're creating problems based on what is theoretically possible and not what is reality.
- dpark 15y agoSure. The back button is completely intuitive, and that's why no Android user has ever complained about it.