But... it's not at all indicative of SwiftUIs overall qualities. Whoever developed the new settings app made choices that were not great using a framework that

But... it's not at all indicative of SwiftUIs overall qualities. Whoever developed the new settings app made choices that were not great using a framework that at this point could very easily support a better one, or the original one. Even down to the toggle control using more of an iOS style, that's just a SwiftUI modifier that can either render more traditional macOS style checkboxes or a toggle switch. It definitely has some tricky bits to get used to, some strange paradigms, but it's actually pretty good atm.