Exactly this. My personal hell recently has been the Audible app on iOS. I walk a lot and listen to audiobooks and often on my walks my cellular connection is n

Exactly this. My personal hell recently has been the Audible app on iOS. I walk a lot and listen to audiobooks and often on my walks my cellular connection is not great, one bar or so. The Audible app had a redesign a year or two ago where it now instead of showing your library letting you play whatever you were listening to, it loads a home screen that tries to get you to buy more books, and you can’t do anything else until that finishes loading. But since it fails to load on a crappy connection, I usually end up killing the app, enabling airplane mode, and then re-opening the app. So stupid. For reference, my audiobooks are stored locally, a network connection is not required to continue playing. Yet somehow they have hindered the main functionality of the app by what I can only assume is sloppy coding.