I've come to accept that Apple applies an "Eye of Sauron" approach to software. Anything they deem newsworthy gets their full attention, particularly if it will

I've come to accept that Apple applies an "Eye of Sauron" approach to software. Anything they deem newsworthy gets their full attention, particularly if it will sell hardware or subscriptions. Everything else... gets supported. Kinda. Reminders has always been broken. The Music app works great for subscribers, but everything else in the app feels like it got handed off to offshore interns. Even Finder has problems, and it used to be solid.