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Yes, it is tested properly by the Muse team and the prerelease community. But: The actual release was tested as well by the same persons and in spite of that, it is quite buggy, and nobody nailed these issues before going live. What Muse distinguishes from most other applications: It is much, much more dynamic. The use cases are nearly endless. Every element influences others, which by themselves trigger the behaviors of the next ones. You can nest widgets into widgets into widgets. You even can
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Yes, it is tested properly by the Muse team and the prerelease community. But: The actual release was tested as well by the same persons and in spite of that, it is quite buggy, and nobody nailed these issues before going live. What Muse distinguishes from most other applications: It is much, much more dynamic. The use cases are nearly endless. Every element influences others, which by themselves trigger the behaviors of the next ones. You can nest widgets into widgets into widgets. You even can nest a lightbox slideshow into a composition trigger. You can mix fixed and fluid breakpoint, and, and, and. Believe me: To test such an application in depth is a very heavy task. The only way out seems to me, that many users join the prerelease program and participate in testing with their very own use cases.
Normally Adobe MAX is the date, when new CC applications are presented. MAX will be October, 18th to 20th. Perhaps … 
The latest update to Muse is ready for download. This update addresses most of the issues reported since 2017.1. Please confirm these fixes as soon as you have had a chance to test them.
There is one new feature in the latest update, and it is a feature that will help you make a smooth transition to a next update allowing you to go back and use your files in a previous version of Muse in case it becomes necessary.
Automatic creation of a backup file after you convert files to the next version:
When you open an existing Adobe Muse file using the latest version of the application, file conversion takes place. Earlier, after the file conversion, when you saved your file, you were not able to open the file in an older version of Adobe Muse.
Now, when you open and save an existing file in Adobe Muse (2018.0), you see the following warning message:
If you click OK, a backup file is saved in the same location as your original file. You can use this backup file with the older versions of Adobe Muse.
Note: The backup file is created only for those files that are converted after you open the file using the latest version of Adobe Muse.
More details provided in this doc - https://helpx.adobe.com/muse/using/whats-new.html.
Thanks,
Ankush
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