Robert, as a developer, I can imagine your frustration with their approach to releases. The worst part of it for me is that if I choose to stay on an earlier and more stable release, and something goes wrong, they have a gift-wrapped out: 'you failed to upgrade, your problem is not our fault'.Quote from Hoi:
a) Yes, IB's offerings are for us the best we can get (and this for already 9 years and still becoming better).
We only wished that IB would slow down their release-agenda substantially and used this time for professional testing and quality assurance. That would have prevented 90% of the issues reported here in ET and else where....
b) I can tell you that they are listening and are helpful to solve the problems we have reported them
Really, IB's behaviour has been no different than any other massive bureaucracy.
I finally posted in response to the ridiculous shill who is always saying 'what's wrong with you, show me proof, why isn't anyone else complaining, it's your error' etc etc. I am happy to hear that you feel IB is improving. You would know better than any of us. As I have stated, I have had no real problems (yet). The benefits continue to outweigh the risks for me. I may eat my words, but I don't have much choice (and I often wonder why that is). I will continue to stress that I have never lost a cent as a result of problems with their buggy software. My only problems have been inconveniences... so far.
