Is that really still true? I know most apps I use have either required purchasing an update or have simply been replaced by OS functionality. And there's somet

Is that really still true? I know most apps I use have either required purchasing an update or have simply been replaced by OS functionality. And there's something about committing to a Mac app when you're not sure if, in a week, one you like more will be available as opposed to iOS apps, which are basically disposable. Of course all of this is tempered by my desire to support the products I use and the people who develop them.