Tried this (from MgoBlue) to get the back button in the nav bar: Simple solution. In the BT_screen_customURL.java file, uncomment the following code. The Android hardware back button will work like a browser back button. Works perfectly. /* Hardware Back-Key, uncomment as needed. Uncomment this to make the hardware back-key act like a browser back button Warning: If you do this the user will need to go "back" the number of times they when "forward" to return to the previous screen. */ @Override public boolean onKeyDown(int keyCode, KeyEvent event){ if ((keyCode == KeyEvent.KEYCODE_BACK) && webView.canGoBack()){ webView.goBack(); return true; } //not the back-key.. return super.onKeyDown(keyCode, event); } But I have 2 errors on line 308 and 309 so I can't even launch the app in the simulator at this point. Seemed easy enough... I assume uncommenting meant move the */ to before @Override. Is that correct?

I uncommented these out too and got two errors until I imported the android.view.KeyEvent file with all the other imports at the top of the screen. Add this with all the other imports at the top: import android.view.KeyEvent; This is usually easy to figure out by hovering over the red-lines under the error in the code. When I do this it shows me the error then allows me to "import" missing android files. The idea is that the KeyEvent logic isn't included in files unless it's needed. With the comments it wasn't needed. Uncommenting it made them needed :-)

Just came across this post - and just in time. I was getting some negative feedback about this very issue. Thank you for helping me resolve it - and so easy!