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eurofurence / ef-app_android

Eurofurence App (Android version)
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Refactor/237 #243

Closed Requinard closed 6 years ago

Requinard commented 6 years ago

237

Pinselohrkater commented 6 years ago

I'm not sure this adressed the original issue - because it simply hides an unusual behavior behind a "don't ask me again" checkbox instead of fixing it.

What I would have expected is tapping the 'back' button on the home screen would either:

a) Just suspend the app. No questions asked, no dialog. App continues to run in the background. (This would be the default).

or

b) Terminate the app - app no longer runs in background. (Not default, but can be turned on in settings).

Requinard commented 6 years ago

The behaviour is not unexpected as there are more apps that do this.

The original goal of the pop up was to alert users that closing the app would not stop the flow of updates

Pinselohrkater commented 6 years ago

Let's merge it then; I see one benefit that you can dismiss the notification after it is shown once, which is already a plus compared to the current situation.