Help Some (normal) apps restart after killing them with an app killer?

[hosa]

To be clear, some apps like UCbrowser, Viber, AdvancedTM, just instantly restart by their selves and take up ram memory when i kill them with task manager, but NOT with android native "force stop".. so can anyone elaborate on this?
i really prefer to stop apps using third party apps..

 

[EarlyMon]

Third party task killers are incredibly wrong and you'd be far better off if you stopped using them.

http://lifehacker.com/5650894/andro...ed-what-they-do-and-why-you-shouldnt-use-them

Furthermore, a great many task killers will report a LOT of running tasks (oh noes!) - that aren't running at all, they're simply cached and doing nothing. Trying to kill a hibernating app - is going to do the opposite of what you think - no good at all.

Our forums have countless threads by devs backing this up from every possible angle - friends don't let friends use task killers.

 

[scary alien]

FYI, apps that do restart by themselves usually have (or are) service apps--i.e., they have a background (service) component (usually for syncing, etc.) that do things for you that you don't / wouldn't want to monopolize your device's foreground (UI) focus.

Services are written to know when they've been terminated by Android and to restart themselves. If the developer has a well-written app, there's no downside at all to this scenario / process.

 

[hosa]

Third party task killers are incredibly wrong and you'd be far better off if you stopped using them.

http://lifehacker.com/5650894/andro...ed-what-they-do-and-why-you-shouldnt-use-them

Furthermore, a great many task killers will report a LOT of running tasks (oh noes!) - that aren't running at all, they're simply cached and doing nothing. Trying to kill a hibernating app - is going to do the opposite of what you think - no good at all.

Our forums have countless threads by devs backing this up from every possible angle - friends don't let friends use task killers.

thank you so much that was very helpful especially "many task killers will report a LOT of running tasks (oh noes!) - that aren't running at all"