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[Michael Zanetti <michael.zanetti@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > I still would keep the openAccountsPage() in reminders.qml because when
> there
> > is no account set up, I want to push the AccountsPage to the stack, so the
> > user can't switch to the other tabs.
> 
> Makes sense, but then you can drop the showBackButton property. If the
> AccountsPage is used only when there isn't any account set up, then the
> backButton is always hide (and you can simply hide it, and simplify the code
> about the backButton in the AccountPage).

Thanks! fixed.
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