If you saw an update and then were immediately exposed to the new behavior, maybe so. But for someone who used it for maybe a couple years, stopped and then cam

If you saw an update and then were immediately exposed to the new behavior, maybe so. But for someone who used it for maybe a couple years, stopped and then came back years later, it's extremely difficult to realize that a quiet feature like this is new. Contrast that with, say, any Microsoft Office product where coming back a few years later is like returning to a city you used to know and finding all the old buildings you knew razed to the ground and an entirely new street layout.