I for one have been very complimentarily of cursor when it has been due, and just as thoroughly critical of it when, again, it has been due.
If the world actually started calling a spade a spade, we would live in a much better society, and inferiority wouldn’t become the norm!
Whether you appreciate Cursor or whether it is fit for purpose are two completely separate things and to confuse the two really doesn’t legitimise your opinion I am afraid.
The majority of the criticism is around the inconsistency in how Cursor performs because of various issues like rushing upgrades to market before even testing them, and many others.
But a business can’t expect to not receive negative feedback when they charge the same for a product or service to work one day and not the next.
Again, because you appreciate Cursor, doesn’t add value to your opinion. In fact it just devalues it.
I am afraid there is no other way to say it than to be blunt and straight to the point.
But for those of us who actually need Cursor to be stable and reliable in order to do our jobs, it working and looking all pretty occasionally doesn’t cut the mustard for professionals, paying professional money!
But that being said. There are a lot less teething issues these days than there was even a month ago!