Apple seems to be terrible at software, especially web software. Either that or they just care less about quality control than anyone else does. I've seen 500 errors with stack traces printed out on iCloud.com before.
I'd suggest using software from an actual software company that cares about the quality of the service. Sync.com, for example, does only one thing (not like Dropbox, which is rapidly adding features no one cares about), it's end-to-end encrypted, and it's based in Canada.
Apple seems to be terrible at software, especially web software. Either that or they just care less about quality control than anyone else does. I've seen 500 errors with stack traces printed out on iCloud.com before.
I'd suggest using software from an actual software company that cares about the quality of the service. Sync.com, for example, does only one thing (not like Dropbox, which is rapidly adding features no one cares about), it's end-to-end encrypted, and it's based in Canada.