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I'm not sure about that one. It's a bad design to kill an app from the notification bar when it's in foreground. Another solution would be to hide the notification when the app is in foreground.
I'm going to make sure the service is not running after the cross is pressed. Swiping the app away doesn't kill the service properly because the service is sticky (same as any music app or google hangout). What I can also do is adding a settings to only enable the service when the app is in foreground. That would solve your issue.
That would be awesome! Thanks! On Dec 6, 2013 9:19 AM, "Romain Piel" notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm going to make sure the service is not running after the cross is pressed. Swiping the app away doesn't kill the service properly because the service is sticky (same as any music app or google hangout). What I can also do is adding a settings to only enable the service when the app is in foreground. That would solve your issue.
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setting is ready for next release
As a user, having to close the app in two places (and quickly) is confusing and seemingly redundant.
Thanks!