Going back one screen

[eric002]

okay, so I'm sure this sounds picky, but I figured I asked this quickly... How do you usually go back one screen in an application for example and Android messaging? Do you Hit the back arrow on the bottom left of the navigation bar? Or do you hit the back arrow on the top left of the application?

 

[mustang7757]

okay, so I'm sure this sounds picky, but I figured I asked this quickly... How do you usually go back one screen in an application for example and Android messaging? Do you Hit the back arrow on the bottom left of the navigation bar? Or do you hit the back arrow on the top left of the application?

Both lol...I really didn't pay attention until you mentioned it.

 

[eric002]

Both lol...I really didn't pay attention until you mentioned it.

Yes sorry if this seems like I'm wasting everyone's time with the post, like I said I know it's extremely nitpicky but I'm very anal and I just wanted to get everyone's opinion.

 

[mustang7757]

Yes sorry if this seems like I'm wasting everyone's time with the post, like I said I know it's extremely nitpicky but I'm very anal and I just wanted to get everyone's opinion.

Nah it's ok...how about you?

 

[eric002]

Nah it's ok...how about you?

Well thank you very much for your understanding and being cool. I actually do the back arrow on the navigation bar, but I'm trying out the top left back arrow out of as well.

 

[mustang7757]

Well thank you very much for your understanding and being cool. I actually do the back arrow on the navigation bar, but I'm trying out the top left back arrow out of as well.

I can say I'm use to either way because my iPhone has the option depending what application your in .

 

[eric002]

I can say I'm use to either way because my iPhone has the option depending what application your in .

yeah I know what you mean. That's the one reason I've always been hesitant I'm using the top left back arrow is because that's literally how iOS is. Androids always been more flexible and customizable in it's on programming.

 

[mustang7757]

yeah I know what you mean. That's the one reason I've always been hesitant I'm using the top left back arrow is because that's literally how iOS is. Androids always been more flexible and customizable in it's on programming.

True ..

 

[eric002]

True ..

Oh well that's just my overanalyzing ha

 

[mustang7757]

We all do that sometimes lol

Oh well that's just my overanalyzing ha

 

[eric002]

We all do that sometimes lol

Well, thanks again for the understanding, you're so cool!

 

[mustang7757]

Well, thanks again for the understanding, you're so cool!

Thanks , your cool also !

 

[eric002]

Thanks , your cool also !

Haha, well I really appreciate that!

 

[anon(10092459)]

@eric002 and @mustang7757 .. Y'all buggin' out.

BUT to answer the post ...

Back in the app will be more consistent that the back button/arrow in the Android system.

 

[mustang7757]

@eric002 and @mustang7757 .. Y'all buggin' out.

BUT to answer the post ...

Back in the app will be more consistent that the back button/arrow in the Android system.

Haha probably but Eric started it lol

 

[anon(10092459)]

Haha probably but Eric started it lol

 

[eric002]

Haha yep I'm definitely guilty of that hahaha !!

 

[Rukbat]

@eric002 and @mustang7757 .. Y'all buggin' out.

BUT to answer the post ...

Back in the app will be more consistent than the back button/arrow in the Android system.

True. Some apps close on the nav back key, but go back a screen consistently with their own back arrow.

 

[eric002]

True. Some apps close on the nav back key, but go back a screen consistently with their own back arrow.

Yeah, it's a little bit weird. Oh well.