That's fine, and as long as there are sufficient people around with the same approach e-on will keep on being successful at what they do. But I like an app to perform as it says on the tin, reliably and consistently, even if that delays the introduction of bleeding edge new features. I'll accept some bugs in new versions because that's SOP, but with e-on I'm left with a general feeling of carelessness which is (for me) decidedly off-putting.

Since I don't use Vue for much other than backdrops for scenes created in other apps, it doesn't make much sense for me to upgrade especially with the annoyances that invariably go with it.

Steve