A full-on retreat from EVERYTHING MUST BE BRANDED. Your spreadsheets aren't in numbers.app or excel.exe. They're spreadsheets, and get opened in, guess what, t

A full-on retreat from EVERYTHING MUST BE BRANDED. Your spreadsheets aren't in numbers.app or excel.exe. They're spreadsheets, and get opened in, guess what, the spreadsheets app. It shouldn't matter to the end user what's behind the spreadsheets app. Your web browser? It's not chrome.exe, firefox.app, or Safari. It's just "the web" app. And while we're at it re: branding. No, you don't have Excel files. Or Word files. They're spreadsheets, and documents. And another thing: Places where files go. Guess where your spreadsheets are? That's right, /files/spreadsheets/ -- and you'll never guess where your documents are saved! Guess where your browser's preferences are saved? No, not in opt/var/something/whatevz/users/your-name/lib/etc/browser/endless-UUID/prefs It's in /preferences/browser/ This comment brought to you by someone who spent the better part of two days trying to figure out where his built-in apache2 installation, as well as the homebrew port, saved their prefs. Oh, and same with PHP. E.O.R.