User interface navigation utilizing pressure-sensitive touch

A computer readable storage medium that is not a transitory signal, the computer readable storage medium bearing instructions executable by a processor to:

• receive an input at a location on a pressure sensitive touch-enabled screen;
• identify at least first and second applications respectively presenting first and second layers at the location, wherein the first layer for the first application is associated with a first range of physical pressure levels and the second layer for the second application is associated with a second range of physical pressure levels different from the first range of physical pressure levels;
• identify a physical pressure level of the input on the pressure sensitive touch-enabled screen;
• determine one layer of the first and second layers to which to direct the input based on a comparison of the physical pressure level of the input to the first and second ranges of physical pressure levels;
• and
• direct the input to the determined layer.

A device, comprising:

• a touch-enabled display;
• a processor;
• and
• a memory accessible to the processor and bearing instructions executable by the processor to:
• receive an input at a location on the touch-enabled display;
• identify at east first and second windows being presented at the location, wherein the first window is associated with a first range of pressure levels and the second window is associated with a second range of pressure levels different from the first range of pressure levels;
• determine a pressure level pertaining to the input on the touch-enabled display;
• determine one window of the first and second windows to which to direct the input based on a determination of which of the first and second ranges of pressure levels the pressure level of the input is within;
• and
• direct the input to the determined window.