It's so irritating if you're doing the same operation many times, ie sending the same picture to multiple people separately.
Also the share menu has a different layout according to what app you're using. I understand that it's up to the app developer to get fancy with it, but it would be really nice if you could have a setting for "use standard share menus", or something like that. Or even better if there was some way you could make it be the same every time, like choose your favorite apps to share to.
It's unbelievable that these billion dollar companies can be satisfied letting this garbage represent their product.
I'd make sure to fix these if it was my hobby project, let alone a "finished" product that's on sale by a giant multinational.
Just completely random - "fuck you, user - hunt though this random list".
It boggles the mind who would ever think that would be a good idea.
Glad I'm not the only one suffering through this misery!
There's countless examples, but the one that really annoys me every day is when the alarms go off.
I have alarms to wake up in the morning, and on the alarm screen you have to swipe to dismiss, but to snooze you have to tap the other button.
Sleepy me has a lot of trouble remembering which one's which, even though I've done it probably a thousand times at this stage.
And even though it's a big 6.7" or whatever it is screen, they make the buttons absolutely microscopic.
Then they took it away with an "update", so now I'm stuck with only the crap UI.
Thanks Samsung.
No, I never want to share anything ever at all to #company-all on Slack. Do not show it in my YouTube share menu when I want to send a dog video to my partner.
Perhaps a year ago they drastically improved load times, but the recommendations became much more stupid, and in recent builds I feel they've actually struck a good balance.
I've seen that share-selection-reordering on numerous devices, including Onyx BOOX, which seem to otherwise mostly provide their own Android interface. So whatever's driving that seems to be deep in the environment.