> The customer probably notices this kind of a thing but it’s a miracle if the customer bothers to report it, and another miracle if it eventually turns into a

> The customer probably notices this kind of a thing but it’s a miracle if the customer bothers to report it, and another miracle if it eventually turns into a ticket, and another miracle if someone prioritises it enough to spend time fixing it. Man, Discord does have a "posts" feature that works similar like a forum. If you draft a text there, the HOME/END keys are all messed up and you can't select text with shift, or move by word holding CTRL (I don't remember the specifics at the moment). I have reported that a couple of times over the past 3 years, because that makes the drafting text *extremely* difficult and frustrating. As a web dev myself, I wonder how this even broke in the first place. Meaning, I wonder what kind of incompetency is needed to break something, that works out of the box. Anyhow, this should be a fix that cannot possibly take longer than 30 minutes to fix and would immediately make the user experience 1000 times better for everyone. Yet, the bug is still there 3 years after reporting it. I also reported a bug in Teams, where you cannot use the HOME/END keys in the phone number input, to Microsoft, through Premiere Support. The reply was: This works as designed. I am not surprised that customers don't report these kind of bugs any longer, because neither the employees/developers, nor the company doesn't give a shit anyway.