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I don't have specific bugs, I just want things to be snappier/smoother. Everything just feels sluggish, delays when clicking things, weird UI hiccups, etc.
by robertoandred 3y ago
I don't have specific bugs, I just want things to be snappier/smoother. Everything just feels sluggish, delays when clicking things, weird UI hiccups, etc.
- randomopining 3y agoNot on the 15 pro. It uses the 3nm processor to get the snappiness back. Even my 13 pro was losing the snappiness. Crazy stuff.
- 00deadbeef 3y agoWeird my 11 Pro still feels snappy
- baz00 3y agoYeah that. I just started using Windows again recently and macOS feels sluggish and clunky in comparison.
- snazz 3y agoMost of my issues with this on the Mac seem to be SwiftUI related. For example, the passwords panel in the new settings app scrolls at roughly 15 fps and the notification center opening gesture (two fingers from right edge to left) is about the same. See also the Font Book app before and after they rewrote it (either Monterey or Ventura, I think). Most of the older features and animations are smoother.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoSwift UI is just not that well thought out or efficient compared to Cocoa. And Cocoa was already a bit of a resource hog in comparison to Quartz, etc...
- solarkraft 3y agoAbsolutely. I wonder how much it's planned obsolescence, but my iPhone XS has been feeling extremely flaky lately. Many seconds long lock-ups resulting in crashes of both apps when opening an app while on a call, for example. I understand their goal of pushing you to buy a new device, but this doesn't really do that. It makes me hesitant to buy a new one in case it will also perform this badly. There's nothing inherent to the hardware that should make it perform this badly and I don't think that it did that when it was new. Ergo I think their software has taken a nose dive into extreme unreliability.