I routinely drag one folder of my Windows Explorer favorites (where I drag all network disks because man I hate people giving me urls to THEIR U-or-whatever-dri

I routinely drag one folder of my Windows Explorer favorites (where I drag all network disks because man I hate people giving me urls to THEIR U-or-whatever-drive) onto another. Thank god it then starts to load and load and load and I can use ctrl-z and it has been fine every time so far... But man, it makes me nervous that I can just drag a network disk onto another and make both a complete mess in a microsecond. Oh and also just switched from Android to iPhone. And the top search result in the app store is often not what I searched for (sometimes it is though), but a promoted app. Maybe it is clear when you don't use dark mode but if you're new to an ecosystem it would be nice if the top result is the correct one (and not a crappy result with a slightly discolored background tile behind it). Also, the app store opened to some page with no search the first time. Turns out there are tabs at the very bottom (where your thumb hoovers when reading the rest of the screen), one of them is search. Do people browse the app store like a magazine? Oh and please Apple, keep correcting my .nl email address to .nul in email-address fields, sure, you know better what tld I must mean. Thankfully it does stay correct after about 1-5 tries (it really varies!). Oh and try adding an app to a folder in the bottom panel/tray (the 4 apps arbitrarily placed below the 3 dots that don't move with the desktops because... you may still want them there on the next desktop?), it does not work, one must drag the folder above the dots, add the app and drag it back. Many things are not intuitive, thank god I found the yellow square with "Sets" as title when you open it (it's right below the gray rectangle with "No material available" on it). It has a flashy 14 animation. Sweet. It contains some tips, together with some stuff picked by a person named Genius, those tips are useful. Many things are nice indeed, but some things are just... how does this come into existence? What path did this feature follow to become... like this... Overall though, I really like the iPhone.