My tiny gripe…
On iOS, I have set a couple weekly to-do items (recurring) that all have sub-tasks….
Except there isn’t a way to just see the subtasks? I have to click into the reminder, scroll down to subtasks and click into that.
What the heck?!?
this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2023
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The command/control split is a constant source of annoyance. I really wish they would just abandon that one and get with the rest of the world.
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How useless the mail app is.
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The tab view in Safari was changed from a Rolodex like view to tiny cards. But the cards are often too small to read, forcing me to click it to see what is on it. I end up leaving 30 tabs open because I don’t know if one is safe to close.
The iOS message interface, specifically the audio message button. I goddamned always hit that goddamned recording button right after hitting send, or sometimes when picking up my phone if the screen is still on. And then I have to both x the recording to stop it, and delete the blank 1-5 second message. Just put that button somewhere else like on the other side, not replacing the send button. It sucks. I hate it passionately.
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Clipboard management on iOS. At least I can get Maccy on macOS, but on iOS I’m just stuck to suffer through copy/paste hell.