This confirms my decision to stay on El Capitan for the foreseeable future. Not too long ago I absolutely depended on PDF editing abilities for my job. I'm sure I can't be the only one. For scientific researchers on mac this is huge deal.
More on this from a really good developer blog:
http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/12/21/more-macos-preview-pdf-trouble/
http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/10/03/automatic-download-of-macos-sierra/
I'm honestly surprised that they shipped something as broken as they did. Did they not learn from the whole discoveryd/mDNSResponder fiasco?
Really? Where is the linked text-box features? Actually, after thinking about it, they've added very few of the missing features back in.
Purchased PDF expert for the Mac when it was discounted and haven't looked back since.
Luckily they seem to know more about development than you do. You don't even know that developers are not the ones making the decision to include this in a production version. This is more in the realms of release managers, product managers and upper management. If you want to blame someone, pick the right one.Yes, it is the second time (at least that I know of), that Apple tries to rewrite a "legacy" library and fails miserably. It seems they don't have any developers that actually understand the OS and can write stuff from scratch.
Not much of an issue with software like PDF Expert and PDFPen. Those are actually meant for editing PDFs, not just some previewing app that got all sorts of editing features bolted on.They gonna remove preview as a solution..........
Really is looking like Apple want to go all in for iOS. OS X days are numbered imo.
Yes sl was really stable..at least last half of updates.We will miss how great it was during the Leopard/Snow Leopard days.
I would think that as well.Maybe it's a good thing I can't upgrade to Sierra after all.
I really hope Apple doesn't continue staying with anti consumerism path this year.As a previous 10 year Mac user I'm more and more happy every day that I recently ditched Mac and switched to Windows 10. Not everything is perfect (of course), but many things are really awesome and I definitely don't get the constant feeling of being on a dying, neglected platform.
My shiny new iPhone 7+ is probably my last Apple product. Because Mac was THE central Apple product for me. Without it I have no reason to sick with the pathetic, greedy and lazy Apple anymore. I might stick with iPhone, but because I'm definitely dumping all Apple apps/services - I'll stick around ONLY if iOS 11 allows to choose default apps from other superior companies. If not - good bye. Yes, I know, I won't let the door hit me.
Leopard was the last time the new OS features was super useful and well implemented, I remember the keynote they demoed the new features, after the keynote the biggest debate was the choise of desktop wallpaper (green grass), which incidently looked very alike with Microsoft wallpaper. Those were the days!We will miss how great it was during the Leopard/Snow Leopard days.
As a medical student who takes all of my lecture notes in Preview, it's not a minor issue. It's a rather major issue. I've adjusted how I take notes so I can still get by... but it was a major stressor for a few weeks (and school is already stressful enough!).This is a very minor issue and will be fixed as has been said elsewhere. There is nothing to worry about here.
Luckily they seem to know more about development than you do. You don't even know that developers are not the ones making the decision to include this in a production version. This is more in the realms of release managers, product managers and upper management. If you want to blame someone, pick the right one.
Not much of an issue with software like PDF Expert and PDFPen. Those are actually meant for editing PDFs, not just some previewing app that got all sorts of editing features bolted on.
I really miss decency with people around here. Blaming the wrong person can actually be defamation.Really miss the down vote option.
I can see it all and it's not good.Here's a form as viewed in Adobe Acrobat...View attachment 681564
Here's the exact same form as viewed in Preview:
View attachment 681565
Notice anything wrong with it?