[Minor usability issue] Settings can be entered multiple times in a stacked manner

[Olf0]

ApkTrack's settings can be entered multiple times, i.e. when already in the settings, the settings can be entered again (and again and again and ...). Obviously one really is able to enter the settings in a stacked manner, as it takes as many times hitting Android's back button to get back to ApkTrack's main window, as one entered the settings before. Also note that the whole top menu of ApkTrack main window is available in the settings, but mostly non-functional, e.g. the search function always returns "No results".

IMHO instead of the top menu for ApkTrack's main window, only an application specific "back button" (like the one in the search field, e.g. reusing this button look) should be available there, while in the settings. Such a "back button" would also allow for not relying on Android's back button, as most modern apps do. Aside that "back button" (e.g. in the upper left corner), a title "ApkTrack settings" (e.g. in the upper right corner; or vice versa) would also be nice there. But besides the change in its content, the top menu bar should IMHO retain the same general appearance in the settings as in the main window.

[JusticeRage]

These are valid points. I will look into this.