&gt; then you&#x27;d have a Settings app that has thousands of options<p>However, some people would actually like that, me for instance.  On Firefox, about:config is a great feature: if you know what you&#x27;re doing, you can tweak any setting that&#x27;s tweakable.<p>&gt; prefer the device to do its best to guess at the correct setting<p>This is actually the worst of both worlds.  From a UX perspective, I can understand having multiple behaviors with a setting, and I can also understand having a single behavior with no setting.  However, I can&#x27;t agree with having multiple behaviors that change opaquely at the whim of the machine (like in this case), which is just frustrating.<p>At the very least, Apple should have surfaced a setting to developers to control this and made it opt-in.