Ahh, I apologize, I misunderstood the point you were making. "Android" is not to blame for "Samsung"'s implementation of it, I agree. What I was trying to say o

Ahh, I apologize, I misunderstood the point you were making. "Android" is not to blame for "Samsung"'s implementation of it, I agree. What I was trying to say originally (and I'll admit I think we got off-track) is, more or less, that Android is not 1 "thing", it's a bunch of things and some of them are not well done (Samsung/etc) and other are better (Google) but the inconsistency taints the whole OS for me. I'm coming at this both as a user and as a developer. My iOS apps or web pages generally have a bug or they don't across all of iOS, the same is not true for Android. I pay for BrowserStack first and foremost so I can test my app on the exact make/model/OS of Android that a user has who reports an issue (or that comes from Sentry). There are differences in the iOS versions but I've rarely been bitten by that whereas I have been for Android a number of times (normally due to Samsung vs Google vs Other, even if they are all the "same" Android version).