I'm happy this isn't just me. Apple's calculator app is a showcase for some of their most obtuse UX decisions. IO-blocking animations are everywhere on iOS, an

I'm happy this isn't just me. Apple's calculator app is a showcase for some of their most obtuse UX decisions. IO-blocking animations are everywhere on iOS, and sometimes they result in overlap (e.g. you can activate a widget and open an app if you press an app icon too fast after opening a folder). But having buttons on iOS animate in response to touch but not engage any further is mindblowing and infuriating. It's also filled with obtuse interactions. (Did you know the iPhone's calculator app has extra buttons? You have to use the control center, unlock your screen rotation, and then rotate your phone to access it.) (Did you know you can erase digits by swiping left or right on them? You can't _access_ the hidden digits of precision this way.)