But sadly I find Apple's attention to detail in its UX to be typically rather low. MacOS in particular is littered with broken interactions.
The underpinnings -- the stuff users don't see -- suffers from this much less, and if there were a choice of where to have attention to detail, that would be the right choice. But Apple is big enough not to have to make this choice.
Well, you can drag them to the end if you want them segregated. Usually I prefer them inline, but sometimes I drag them to the end. I don't know what an "attachment box" is.
Outlook used to get confused -- when it first encountered an attachment it simply ignored the rest of the message. I think MS eventually fixed that bug. Is an "attachment box" an outlook thing? Apple mail correctly finds and handles any attachments anywhere in the message.
Am I missing something here? I just drag and drop into the email body and it just works.
Or other examples:
- OTP on Safari iPad OS have a separate, single-purpose "paste" button. The hold-long and choose "paste" does not work. The only input field I found where pasting does work in a different way. - "Use a random mail" for login (using iCloud Relay) always appear like 150ms later than the regular "fill password from Password Manager" icon. Sou you're either fast enough, slow enough or you end up with iCloud relay but thought you chose the password manager (because the action changed right under your finger)
I can't disable Apple TV support on my Mac :(
The cool animation when bringing phones close together to share contact and data?
Well, work 10% of the time for airdrop, but often doesn’t do anything…
It’s rarely ever been the company itself or even the policies/vibe of a company but instead it’s been the few employees who propose, communicate, and support the details that eventually get rightfully called “insane”.