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You would be able to tell if the user had previously used the app, gotten to a state, switched out, then went back to the app to find that state or if the appli
by keeperofdakeys 15y ago
You would be able to tell if the user had previously used the app, gotten to a state, switched out, then went back to the app to find that state or if the application was pushed to a certain state when it was opened.
Personally though, I would prefer the back button system-wide only. You can easily provide a UI element to take you to the top of the stack (especially since when an app is forced into a state, you only want to get to the top of the stack). Sometimes I even get confused when the back button takes me back a webpage in the browser.
- myko 15y agoSeems reasonable to me to use the (generally) hardware back button as a 'system' back button and the ActionBar back button as the in-app back button.