> All the things that you list about Windows apps are deficiencies of the modern era of UX design I was going to say "not on macOS, they aren't" because this i

> All the things that you list about Windows apps are deficiencies of the modern era of UX design I was going to say "not on macOS, they aren't" because this isn't true for any apps that use Cocoa or Carbon (which is to say, all of them). The only apps that exhibit any weirdness are ones that use cross-platform frameworks like Qt, GTK+, or wxWidgets. But nowadays, there are loads of Electron and React Native apps that don't even present anything in the global menu bar; if the developers don't think to add them in themselves, basic functions like copy and paste don't work without secondary clicking!