Apple does not support this gesture in its apps either. Example: if you go to your profile from the App Store (top right icon) then you can’t go back comfortably from the bottom, you have to go up with your finger to the top of the screen.

The things I love about iPhone are MagSafe, Portrait mode, screen calibration. Unfortunately, however, there are also serious drawbacks compared to Android, such as the lousy keyboard, slow animations, fake browsers, lack of a universal backward method, and more.

Confirmed. Android 14 with the One UI 5.1-6 is much more stable and performant than iOS 17.

Yeah. What are you gonna do? Come back to Android or stay with iPhone? I’m undecided

1. the keyboard is bad and the alternatives work even worse

2. iOS is slow: animations are extenuating and there’s some sort of input block that prevents you from tapping in some cases. Also, sometimes swipes get stuck on the X axis if you are moving on the Y and vice versa. Android is significantly faster

3. browsers cannot use their own engines and add-ons. They’re all Safari. But with no add-ons.

4. there is no universal way to go back to the previous screen when using apps. Sometimes you are forced to contort your hand to go with your finger to the top of the screen to press a tiny icon (so the first attempt may even fail)

5. there is no way to create albums separate from the main camera roll

6. apps cannot operate in the background (with a few exceptions). You are basically forced to stare at the screen like a codfish if an app is doing something. You can’t get out and do anything else, or the process will freeze. Is this even definable as “Pro”?

7. It is unacceptable that the screen is still at 60 Hz. The price of iPhone (standard) is 1000€ in EU.

8. here in Europe, iOS has neither built-in spam filter nor live voicemail to answer phone calls by artificial voice like on Google & Samsung

9. you can’t install open source apps outside the App Store

10. much more, I got tired of writing

Firefox. Way faster than Safari even if it’s still WebKit