Never said UI, but they are absolute usability & user experience problems. Arguably the most important ones! This is exactly what I mean by missing the big picture. What do you think has more impact on completing a task and the experience of completing that task? A working maybe slightly inconsistent toolbar, or the thing crashing and loosing your work?
> The article actually says the same thing: 'A few rogue applications didn't play by the rules,...'
Fair enough, although I would say it was a lot more than a rogue few..
> Do me a favour–try getting an older person who has not used Zoom before
Great example of something that you couldn't do and now can, times are truly great right now.
It's great that you mention old people, I have helped some learning to deal with computers, back then, and also more recently. It's so much easier now.
Old computers with the software we are talking about was/is really hard to learn for them, now with ipads and smartphones they can do so many things. Can't say I have tried zoom specifically, but Hangouts, face time, whatsapp, email, even installing games and apps, no problem at all! They can achieve so many more things because we have come so far and things are more usable than ever.