Feature request: Ability to kill app from pulldown and lock screen
Most audiobook players and music players, on their lock screen controls and pulldown screen controls, have a little x that lets you easily kill the program, but @voice does not.
This seems like a tiny, unimportant feature, but my phone tends to turn itself on in my pocket, which inevitably leads to my book being read at some inopportune moment if I'm not careful to kill my reader program. I used to deal with this by force-quitting @voice every time I stopped using it, but sadly, Android Marshmallow has made force-quitting much less streamlined so this is no longer a good option.
An alternate solution would be if killing the @voice app from the program list that you pull up by clicking at the bottom of the screen also killed the lock screen control panel, but it seems not to.
Thanks
John