> I agree with Microsoft/Google/KDE's order. The author's situation is extremely rare... Even if that were a valid reason for making it the default behavior, t

> I agree with Microsoft/Google/KDE's order. The author's situation is extremely rare... Even if that were a valid reason for making it the default behavior, the real issue is they don't even give you the option to have the lexically correct sort order. They just decided to give you something that's not accurate and that's all you get. A trend which is frustratingly, increasingly common. It's trivial to allow customization behind menus. But we rarely get that anymore. Especially for sandboxes devices like phones. It's a giant middle finger to users who want to actually use their devices as a tool, instead of simply a portal for more sales and marketing.