[Pxtl]

Honestly, I cut them some slack on the MS account integration (you log in to MS on one app and you're logged in everywhere) because Google and Apple both established it as good practice on their mobile OSes. In this case, MS was the last one to the party to make Windows integrate with their cloud accounts like that.

My biggest problems with Win10 are far more mundane - the incomplete/buggy touch interface, the explorer bugs that are old enough to drink, the new signed-executable security model that is very OSS-hostile (but again, imported from mobile OSes). The fact that half the configuration screens are in the new Settings system and half are in the old Control Panel, where you'll even bounce back and forth to tweak a single component.

[beagle3]

I use Firefox because I'm not cutting that slack for Google/Chrome either (and I've never seen it happen in Safari, though I'll take your word for it that Apple does that sometimes too).

Not cutting them any slack.