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Agree 100%. And even if it's not a pro tool, what's wrong with having options? I think it comes down to two reasons: 1) It clutters the user experience 2) App
by svantana 10y ago
Agree 100%. And even if it's not a pro tool, what's wrong with having options? I think it comes down to two reasons:
1) It clutters the user experience
2) App designers are benevolent gods that keep users from self-harm
Now 1) I can understand, though in that case I prefer something like Overcast, where the settings menu has a submenu called "Nitpicky Details", for those of us who really care. 2) seems to be a prevalent opinion in the business these days -- while it makes sense for security on mobile devices (no root access etc), a lot of times it's just pure conceit IMHO.