> While it's impossible for software to be bug free, we can expect that a company with significant resources should be able to make a feature like this work rel

> While it's impossible for software to be bug free, we can expect that a company with significant resources should be able to make a feature like this work reliably in basic operation. It's also funny that when something works fine for 99.9% of users, it's actually more infuriating to the people it affects than if it were broken for everybody. It sucks that you haven't been able to use it.