I can’t imagine life without it, but I know there was a beforfore time.

  • @Num10ck
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    521 hours ago

    the Voyager lemmy app needs this SO bad. i want to google up something before i comment and then poof the whole post is gone.

    • Pika
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      6 hours ago

      That might be something with voyager, I agree with the other person that it sounds like the device itself is closing the app due to some sort of battery setting, but if it’s not that then it’s something at least. I’ve tried a handful of different lemmy clients now currently using eternity and none of them did what you were describing there.

      That or operator error(less likely) such as using the back button to go back to the home screen instead of using the home button or something simple like that

      • @Num10ck
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        16 hours ago

        i have several other apps like firefox that reopen where i left off just fine. i wonder what other people who use voyager experience?

        • Pika
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          16 hours ago

          long shot but, if its a samsung, and you installed the app then didn’t use it for awhile, it might have “deep sleep”'d it, basically deep sleeping apps can’t run in the background, and it does what you are describing on a per app basis.

          • @Num10ck
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            16 hours ago

            thanks i have iphone. The Voyager app doesnt have a background refresh option in system settings.

    • @[email protected]
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      416 hours ago

      That sounds more like your phone is agressively shutting apps down to save memory and energy. Some brands are known to do this more than others. You should be able to tell your phone not to close that app when on the background.

      • @Num10ck
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        112 hours ago

        its not the shutting apps thats the problem its the amnesia.

        • @[email protected]
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          211 hours ago

          Yes but mobile apps don’t just lose their state when you stop looking, unless the OS closes them.