> I have been deploying it to apps for years, and have had zero problems/complaints with it.
Which means nothing. I would never bother complaining to developers of an application I use because they employed MD, even though it actively annoys me (although I certainly would stop using such apps immediately if I found an equivalent app that didn't use it). The reason is because it's sadly become expected, so complaining would be pointless.
> Personally I think Development is becoming too idealistic. Ideally everything works for everyone all the time.
I'm not a UX dev, so my criticisms of MD are not from a development point of view. They're from a user point of view. And as a user, I don't care if something works for everyone all the time. I care if it works for me, and MD really doesn't.
Which means nothing. I would never bother complaining to developers of an application I use because they employed MD, even though it actively annoys me (although I certainly would stop using such apps immediately if I found an equivalent app that didn't use it). The reason is because it's sadly become expected, so complaining would be pointless.
> Personally I think Development is becoming too idealistic. Ideally everything works for everyone all the time.
I'm not a UX dev, so my criticisms of MD are not from a development point of view. They're from a user point of view. And as a user, I don't care if something works for everyone all the time. I care if it works for me, and MD really doesn't.