Well, at least they could make it easy to feedback, like a button on the artist/album page. But it's it really that hard to do it themselves? They are not getting a million albums per day, do they? I'm sure there are ways to improve the process with a little good will.
To some extent yes, but that data is usually sent from record label with the same values for different streaming services. But anyway, don't tell me that they can't at least figure out that there are more than one artists with the same name...
Don't get me started on that. How can a company which core business is content streaming be that lazy is beyond me. I often feedback them the errors, but even such feedback is difficult.
It could check the album names on both sides, for example. And in case of uncertainty, it could make a list of dubious matches. Stuff like that, I guess.
I recently made a transition from Spotify to Tidal and found the suggested transfer service to do the job really clumsy. In my case I've transferred favorite artists and the service was just trying to match them by name which failed miserably when there was more than one with the same name - seemingly it picked one randomly. I wonder how this service would do.
Exactly my thoughts. How anybody would take it seriously if the people behind are not known, is beyond me. Anyway I left flutter a long time ago exactly because the mentioned problems - ridiculously slow response time fixing bugs, like auto fill want working.
My complaint is that there isn't a family subscription option in my country. Also without Music. It's either personal with Music or damn annoying commercials.
Another complaint would be non transparent and sometimes wrong censorship.
Author said he was using KVM switch, hence multiple computers. Also you can't install macOS on a PC. Also you might need switching between OS in real time and often.
Just some thoughts.
MAUI is rebranded Forms and while MS is pushing it, it's by far the only way to build an Android UI. You can build it natively, sort of like since the beginning. While still supported, Xamarin transitioned quite nicely into .NET where can take all of the advantages. And you get a good reply about WasmGC in the other post.
Also .NET is ahead when it comes to cross platform UI compared to Kotlin - there are libraries such as Avalonia, Uno and others. And so on and so forth.