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I don't use it anymore luckily, but from a couple years ago: Xcode!! Unstable, baffling interface decisions, very poor on features and the features that are there are unreliable. By far the worst IDE I've ever used.
Xcode is one of the most obvious evidences of Apple's despise and contempt for programmers (others being crappy documentation, frequently deprecated APIs, appstore with authoritarian rules, etc).
- No way to set status (essential in current remote work situation)
- No way to reorder the rooms
- No nested comments.
- Cannot mark conversation unread or have some way to remember to come back to the conversation later.
- If you lose your notification you are lost. Cannot figure out which room you were tagged in.
- Cannot message to self. This is not a big problem but a good to have.
at my old company Cherwell sure took the cake my god it was awful
If websites count: YouTube. It's appalling how such a powerful company can keep so many things so bad for so long.
It feels like YouTube actively doesn't want creators to grow a community on their platform.
JIRA. The most complex simple system I used. Simple in theory (Project Management) but complex in implementation.
One of these days I want to look into setting up Phabricator.
Skype (Windows)
It's always a hard struggle, effort and suffering to make a call to a phone number, even if this phone number is in the contacts of the phone, or has been called before.
Adding to that, when Microsoft acquired Skype, they were offering to merge the Skype and Live accounts, which I agreed to, which rendered my Skype account unusable (with credit on it and lot of contacts registered).
The. Worst.
Finder on Macs. I've used a Mac for over 5 years and it still amazes me how unintuitive it is for basic tasks like copying and pasting files, creating new directories, etc.