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That explains how looking at your iCloud preferences are near the most unreliable and slow part of settings. Even more so the Apple engineers never consider som
by neximo64 5y ago
That explains how looking at your iCloud preferences are near the most unreliable and slow part of settings. Even more so the Apple engineers never consider someone could live outside the US.
- lelandfe 5y agoAnd non-conformant UI, as well. It's like the HIG just doesn't exist anymore. Scroll up inside the Family Sharing family table. Does the interior of the table have an elastic scroll? NO! The entire Family Sharing pane instead scrolls up. Ditto for the Details sheet. That one also doesn't honor the system-wide feature of navigating prompts with Cmd-(first letter of buttons), doesn't support Esc to leave, and doesn't have a default button to boot. The +/- icons that appear in the Family Sharing are also completely unique to the OS. Ugh. I could go on.
- dmitriid 5y ago> It's like the HIG just doesn't exist anymore. It really doesn't, and Apple's own apps are the first to break all the HIGs
- firecall 5y ago100%. It's the worst. The glacially slow UI performance is terrible. It's also unreliable in weird ways that are hard to explain in a sentence or two.
- aaronbrethorst 5y agoI've always wondered why these panes in particular felt like total garbage in comparison to the rest of System Preferences. Now I know!
- yen223 5y agoConfirmation bias!
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- aaronbrethorst 5y agoTell me you've never used the iCloud preferences in macOS without telling me you've never used the iCloud preferences in macOS.
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