I vote for native look and feel versus consistency across platforms. I
understand the point but I would rather my app looked like a real Windows
Mobile app.
I do actually add the back button on Windows but on the form level:
_backCommand = new Command(Prefs.getMsg("rw.msg.nv.lst"));
The problem is that it is getting really hard to know when to show it. Back
in the day we only showed it for iOS but now Android wants it and it's
important for desktop and other ports.
I see your point but with the current state of mobile devices I'd just put
a back button and forget about
I have never been a fan of the Toolbar, it never looks quite right to me,
especially on older devices.
I don't think you always want the back button displayed, it should only be
displayed when appropriate.
On a Windows Mobile Phone with a hardware back button, you would not want
it. Same with
For consistency with back navigation I suggest using the Toolbar and
setBackCommand on the Toolbar itself so it will exist in all platforms.
The hardware button should map that's probably an issue Steve can address.
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