> So a failure across all your metrics Hey what's with the jerky tone? Are we competing for dominance now? Was Steve Jobs a bad guy and so I am by mentioning h

> So a failure across all your metrics Hey what's with the jerky tone? Are we competing for dominance now? Was Steve Jobs a bad guy and so I am by mentioning him? He had good taste, and people aren't one-dimensional cartoon characters, you git. > hundreds of items Pedantry. The ellipsis items covers some categorized feature drill downs that don't get top billing, the sub menus others. > This isn't the only alternative Captain Obvious does it again ladies and gentlemen! Many managers have to show engagement with their feature to be successful and would love to shove it in your face with a shiny button. See the copilot button getting added to every Microsoft Office product even if it's not integrated at all - shameful! > It isn't very discoverable, there is no search Thank goodness I can save face here, 'discoverable' is a binary quality: something either is or isn't discoverable and a browsable menu IS. Plenty of vendors put a search on their Help menu. (It usually sucks, to be fair.) Jetbrains has an auto-completing action search that exposes practically every action the IDE can effect by their titles. Wow, search CAN help, amazing insight! Why aren't you advising diplomats and statesmen?