My experience too. It's too annoying to use. And I know that's I highly personal opinion that I can rationalize, but I am not ready to subject to some analysi

My experience too. It's too annoying to use. And I know that's I highly personal opinion that I can rationalize, but I am not ready to subject to some analysis. It's taste. And the last couple iOS updates have been really disappointing, functionality has not improved and useless flourishes have been added. I feel its passed the Microsoft Excel 2003 tipping point. (IMO MS Excel 2003 was peak MS Excel. It was brilliant, robust, intuitive and made it possible to do amazing work, in so far as a spreadsheet can. For the past 15 years all of the work on Excel has made it less functional, less robust and far less intuitive, but I guess a software product has gotta have new releases).