I believe Android very aggressively swaps things out of memory, and just keeps a very memory efficient app bookmark to reload the app in the position you were at.
If you want to insure an app works in the background you might want to split screen, keeping your browser open while you do something else
There's a setting under Power/Battery on my phone to allow an app to run in the background, which makes it so it doesn't get stopped. @[email protected] maybe that would help you?
Ya. I wish my rom had freeform windows
It probably does! Android split screen has been built into AOSP for a very long time.
Turns out it does! Is there a way to autolaunch apps in freeform
You used to be able to just create a fixed notification and Android would never kill the app. This is not the case anymore?
I have apps running all the time that has a fixed notification
If we talking about modern Android, good to know. I used to run a launcher on a modded Samsung Galaxy Young (CyanogenMod11) that had a fixed notification option to prevent Android from killing it (the device had 512MB of RAM).
Permanent notifications are not a thing since android 14. Every notification can be removed.
I miss the days of Android 4.4 so much
You could use the split-screen thing to have two apps opened at the same time. Someone else also already commented that there's a setting to allow the app unrestricted battery usage, which basically allows it to run in the background without getting killed.
It still gets killed when i exit it
If I'm understanding you correctly, Brave Browser does that.
It doesnt
I came up with a solution termux-x11 with firefox
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