> Using my Mac or Windows PC, it's very rare that I actually want an app to access files on its own that it didn't create. Like if I write a doc in Word, I'm on

> Using my Mac or Windows PC, it's very rare that I actually want an app to access files on its own that it didn't create. Like if I write a doc in Word, I'm only going to edit it in Word. I might want to email a copy to someone, but that doesn't mean Mail needs RW access to the original. I think this depends on your definition of an app. When I write a text file in vim, I definitely want grep and sed and awk to have access to it. When I edit a source code document with VSCode, I want Python to be able to read and interpret it. To me, the core of computing is documents that are passed along from app to app, gaining value at each step.