My application consists of a LoginActivity followed by a
BrowseActivity. When the user hits the Browse Activity, then hits the
Home button, then hits the application icon again, the LoginActivity
relaunches (but they're already logged in and in the browse activity
so they should be there).
However, if I hit back, the BrowseActivity is still there, and the
LoginActivity is revisible when I hit back twice. It seems like the
LoginActivity gets pushed to the top of the stack and displayed every
time the application is launched, but the docs say that the last
activity from that 'task' will be launched (which is what I want - a
return to the BrowseActivity).
I have a static LoginManager class, so I could check if that data is
null or not in LoginActivity onCreate() and do a finish() if
necessary, but I feel like that's a huge hack when my application
should be behaving like this already.
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