@nikitonsky: Oh-oh. Drag-n-drop icon used for a dropdown menu

@nikitonsky: – Hey, I know there’s an update for your game, but I can’t download it because you are offline.
– Ok, can I play previous version of the game then?
– Also no.

@nikitonsky: Want to listen to the podcast on your iPhone while playing a game on your iPad? Well tough luck using your AirPods for that. We will connect them automatically to _all_ devices you own and you can’t do a thing about it.

@nikitonsky: YouTube app, opening links leading back to itself, using it as an opportunity to promote:

- Chrome, a Google’s browser, not installed.
- Google, not sure what that is, just an app to spy on all your searches? Not installed.
- Safari, default iOS browser, not removable, probably forced to appear in this menu by Apple.
- A browser that user actually uses and set as a default browser. Does not even shows its icon, because user might recognize it (it’s Firefox).

Thanks @hutattedonmyarm for the picture

@nikitonsky: How many cilcks are you legally required to make to update a single component? At least 9

Thanks Lukas for the video

@nikitonsky: I wonder why Safari “Translation available” shows translation button in the center but does not let you click it, and then moves it to the other side of the URL bar for you to hunt

@nikitonsky: Finally! A desktop app that offers to download a desktop app (itself)

Thanks @artificially_busy for the picture

@nikitonsky: Thanks @aw_bv for the picture

@nikitonsky: Big companies are in the game, too. Download native Mac app from inside a Mac app!

Thanks @sentreh for the picture

@nikitonsky: Thanks @fried_zucchini for the video