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Apple's spotlight has had these kind of features for a long time too, though most of the time it mostly works. It loses your input, it baits-and-switches, it o
by Gravityloss 7y ago
Apple's spotlight has had these kind of features for a long time too, though most of the time it mostly works.
It loses your input, it baits-and-switches, it opens completely irrelevant software (often uninstallers that immediately begin an uninstall process or never-used settings pages), some applications are plain missing from there and have to be accessed through the application menu always.
- e12e 7y ago> Apple's spotlight has had these kind of features Features? Surely, you mean these kind of bugs? :)
- boublepop 7y agoIt’s not bugs. The software is working as designed. It’s badly designed features.
- tinus_hn 7y agoSpotlight does have a bad habit of finding applications in your Time Machine backup though