Hello,
I miss a menu item in the Android app to exit the app directly.
Am I missing something?
Regards Hardy
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There is no exit app button in the app directly.
In Android there is no need for an explicit “exit app” button.
AFAIK Android does take care of the available memory and removes unused apps automatically.
If you want to explicitly close Kurviger you can swipe the app away in the Android drawer.
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For my part, and also many people I know, prefer a clean, conscious termination of an application.
It couldnt be a real hard work to implement such a feature?
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Please see also anwer from @Patrick in
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Hätte auch gerne einen app beenden Button.
WeiĂź nicht mal was eine " Android Schublade " sein soll.
Siehe @Patrick in
Wenn man auch nur einige Sachen in der App genutzt hat,
braucht man über den “back Button” 10-20 Clicks um die App zu beenden.
Und unter Android kann ich auf meinem Handy die App auch nicht “einfach weg wischen”.
Soviel zu den wiederholt zitierten Hinweisen.
Aber wenigstens bin ich nicht der einzige, der diese einfache zwei-click-funktion (MenĂĽ>beenden) vermisst.
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Das scheint aber dann ein sehr spezifisches Problem zu sein. Es gibt eine ZurĂĽck-Funktion und eine Beenden-Funktion (zum Starttbildschirm) bei Android.
Eventuell mal in den Einstellungen die Belegung der Tasten ansehen.
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I took a look at a few Android apps on my device.
I have not found an exit button on any of them.
e.g.
Google maps
Google Chrome
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There is.
It is however a crow-bar method.
You click on the three stripes at the bottom-left.
That shows you which programs are still running.
Swiping a program up, will kill it.
Handy for nasty persistant programs, but not a nice way to end a program.
A agree, that an “EXIT” button is the way to go.
Greez,
Moh
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How can I close my Kurviger app on my Android phone?
I have hard times closing the app on my Android Pixel 7 with the latest Android 14. I press many times “back” but app still is not closing. Keeps running on background even when minimized.
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There is no need to close apps on Android. The OS manages the memory as needed.
If you really want to end an app, you can whipe it away from the drawer.
BTW: other apps e.g. Google maps, Google chrome, etc. behave in the same way.
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@jackgreen
have you ever pressed the 3 lines on the bottom of your screen? Then you see a lot of apps, which are open in the background. So the kurviger app is just 1 of 29 open apps
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