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I find it's comfortable to have the link to useful page in every single pages so the user can interact with our application conveniently. But sometimes, I find that the browser's buttons is convenience enough, and I don't know if users are more comfortable with link or browser's buttons.

Dzung Nguyen
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    There is no actual question here, it seems. – André Mar 08 '13 at 11:14
  • Although the question is poorly constructed I think it's not a duplicate of "Do users understand the browser back button?". The question here is if the back button is enough, not if it's used in the first place. See my (and the only) answer to this question: nowadays web apps may run in a chromeless browser setting which eliminates the back button thus requiring a different way to navigate the app. –  Mar 09 '13 at 21:36

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If it's important that users can reach all pages without using the browser buttons then absolutely do so: running web apps in chromeless environments is becoming more and more common.

Safari on iOS support this using the apple-mobile-web-app-capable meta tag.