>but didn't really want to mess too much with a product that has stabilized over the past 30 years. This describes the feeling of all major features added to t

>but didn't really want to mess too much with a product that has stabilized over the past 30 years. This describes the feeling of all major features added to the native app incumbents that built their foundations in the 90s: Office, Creative Cloud, etc You really get the feeling the core dev teams of these apps have a poor understanding of their own foundations and even adding a button is an ordeal for them.