Dumb question: When you hold down the main back arrow and get the tombstone screens showing all of the active background apps, I'm sometimes surprised by the large number of tombstones.
I've not observed any appreciable bogging down when it occurs, nor any uptick in performance after I've closed down the surplus apps. My problems occur when a single app hangs. Even if the tombstones are harmless placeholders which provide a faster relaunch, I find the process of closing apps laborious and difficult. It's hard for me to consistently hit the X to close an app, and often wind up relaunching the app I'm trying to close.
Is there an easier way to entirely close an app? Or should I just ignore it?
I've not observed any appreciable bogging down when it occurs, nor any uptick in performance after I've closed down the surplus apps. My problems occur when a single app hangs. Even if the tombstones are harmless placeholders which provide a faster relaunch, I find the process of closing apps laborious and difficult. It's hard for me to consistently hit the X to close an app, and often wind up relaunching the app I'm trying to close.
Is there an easier way to entirely close an app? Or should I just ignore it?