Hi,
If my app goes to the background in droid 4.4, and then I click the app icon, the app seems to open up where it left off.
If I do the same in droid 6, it starts in main, and I get some odd behaviour. If instead of clicking on the icon to start the backgrounded app I open the 'recent apps' list and click it there, it seems to behave more like the 4.4 behaviour in the paragraph above.
Is this expected? Is there anyway I can force the android 6 implementation to behave the same as in android 4.4? Any other way to better define a starting point, or reset my application on entry from taskbar or icon?
Thanks
If my app goes to the background in droid 4.4, and then I click the app icon, the app seems to open up where it left off.
If I do the same in droid 6, it starts in main, and I get some odd behaviour. If instead of clicking on the icon to start the backgrounded app I open the 'recent apps' list and click it there, it seems to behave more like the 4.4 behaviour in the paragraph above.
Is this expected? Is there anyway I can force the android 6 implementation to behave the same as in android 4.4? Any other way to better define a starting point, or reset my application on entry from taskbar or icon?
Thanks
