Title says it all, I'm quite frustrated with changing from N5 to Z3C and seeing way more closing of apps I the background. It's not a big problem per se, but as Android is quite customizable, in going there could be a solution.
I don't know if the closing behavior something that can be helped without rooting, but asking never hurt anyone, right? :)
My biggest annoyance is tapatalk. If I'm interrupted while reading something and come back after writing an email and browsing for an address, there's a good chance tapatalk has been closed in the background and when switching back to it I'm greeted with the "unread" topic list instead of the topic I was in the middle of reading. So I have to try and find the topic again manually and there's a few actually unread messages which tapatalk of course has tagged read because they were open in my last session. Don't have a clue if it's just a tapatalk problem either, all the other apps do reopen right where I left them. Mostly.
A minute ago I checked free ram and there was 500MB left. But alas, tapatalk had been closed in the background.
Anyone else suffering from this first world problem?
I don't know if the closing behavior something that can be helped without rooting, but asking never hurt anyone, right? :)
My biggest annoyance is tapatalk. If I'm interrupted while reading something and come back after writing an email and browsing for an address, there's a good chance tapatalk has been closed in the background and when switching back to it I'm greeted with the "unread" topic list instead of the topic I was in the middle of reading. So I have to try and find the topic again manually and there's a few actually unread messages which tapatalk of course has tagged read because they were open in my last session. Don't have a clue if it's just a tapatalk problem either, all the other apps do reopen right where I left them. Mostly.
A minute ago I checked free ram and there was 500MB left. But alas, tapatalk had been closed in the background.
Anyone else suffering from this first world problem?
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