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Maybe because that's a terrible idea that doesn't work in the real world. Android has proven it.
by 89a 14y ago
Maybe because that's a terrible idea that doesn't work in the real world.
Android has proven it.
- fireflash38 14y agoBut it does work for most applications, and it's quite slick. It's also very comparable to either a Browser 'back' or Windows Explorer 'back' functionality. Both can take you to places nowhere near where you are now, or they can take you just a bit further up in the current stack. Problems exist in both browser world and in Android world though, notably when developers (web devs and app devs) do things outside of spec - like constant redirects in browsers where you can't back out of reliably, or not closing out activities before adding more onto the stack.