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That would be quite hard to do without a special case, since the default action of the back button is to pop the current activity off the stack and return you t
by extraduder_ire 3y ago
That would be quite hard to do without a special case, since the default action of the back button is to pop the current activity off the stack and return you to the prior one. (I know too much about this from trying to add a button in an existing app to do the same thing)
It's a shame it's not available though. It'd be useful for navigating tab history in firefox. (currently, hold down back button and select from menu)
- ragnese 3y ago> It'd be useful for navigating tab history in firefox. (currently, hold down back button and select from menu) Can you achieve this in Android Firefox when you don't have the UI back button enabled (because gestures are the default)?
- extraduder_ire 3y agoDon't think so. The in-app back button should do the same thing though, but that takes an extra input. Try starting the gesture and holding it down before completing it.