If the app is free, I would just politely ask such users to eff off. On the other hand I am probably as far away from iPad-damaged demographic that you can come

If the app is free, I would just politely ask such users to eff off. On the other hand I am probably as far away from iPad-damaged demographic that you can come: Emacs isn't enough of an OS, I have to leave it a couple of times a day and I hate every single minute of it. Everything I do on a computer, apart from the odd movie I watch, is centered around information in text form, yet literally every program except decent text environments try their best to ruin working with text. The only place where I think a non-text-based ui actually adds something is in calendar applications, yet most of the suck as well. So I sit here alone with the marvel that is 1980s technology, thinking most things regarded as "modern" in computing are a farce. The only new general purpose tool I can stand is VSCode, where my o my critique is that it isn't emacs (and that multiple cursors are a decent but not a great replacement for macros)