True, but I do find it fascinating that it still comes as a standard on my OS. Plus the fact that if I do run it, it just works. No annoying tinkering and adjus

True, but I do find it fascinating that it still comes as a standard on my OS. Plus the fact that if I do run it, it just works. No annoying tinkering and adjustments or reconfigs. I can’t say the same for a lot of iOS applications developed in 2011. Just because it’s not widely used doesn’t mean it’s dead.