Use Tasker and AutoInput to quickly exit the current application [rootless]

Some people (including myself) are used to pressing the Back button to quit the current application when using the app, but in practice, these people often need to press the Back button several times to quit. How convenient and time-saving it would be if you could just quit the current application once. So, this time I shared a function that I have been using, for those in need.

The main idea is to judge whether the current application is the same as the application after pressing the back key. If they are the same, continue to press the return key, otherwise exit the current application.

In personal practical use, there are a few applications that cannot be exited by pressing the return key (such as Kodi, which can only be exited by using the exit key in the application). In view of this, in addition to judging whether the applications are the same, it is also necessary to judge whether the text elements in their interfaces are the same. If they are the same, there are two possibilities. One is that the current application may need to press the Back key twice to exit, and the other is that the current application cannot press the Back key to exit. In order to distinguish these two situations, a counter can be set. After pressing the back key, the interface is the same for more than a certain number of times, and it can be determined that the application cannot exit through the back key.

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Exit application: uri/xml

The implementation effect of Autojs is much better than AutoInput. For details, please refer to: Autojs quickly exits the current application.