> Which is not a stock macOS app. Which is what the point was. This seems like a strange standard to me. I can’t think of an OS across any and all I have had

> Which is not a stock macOS app. Which is what the point was. This seems like a strange standard to me. I can’t think of an OS across any and all I have had to use over a multi-decade career that didn’t benefit from some third-party app to improve some “stock” feature of the OS.