I want to complain bitterly about this wholly unnecessary, useless, and impenetrable "update." It was fine. Who asked you to meddle with the original interface? Why couldn't you have left it alone? What is the matter with all you tech companies (this includes Microsoft and its incessant ridiculous and wholly un-user-friendly tinkering with Windows, and now Google is threatening to change its interface as well; there is nothing wrong with the current one, it is refreshingly simple and uncluttered) constantly trying to mess with our screens? Do you think calling it "an experience" will make it better? "Nightmare" would be correct: an "experience" I don't need. I have better things to do with my time than trying to decipher yet one more way to do the same thing. At least you had the humility to recognize that we might not all be as enraptured by this futile absurdity as you are, and gave us the opportunity to go back to what was perfectly fine before. So think twice before meddling with the interface again. Remember you have competitors.
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I want to complain bitterly about this wholly unnecessary, useless, and impenetrable "update." It was fine. Who asked you to meddle with the original interface? Why couldn't you have left it alone? What is the matter with all you tech companies (this includes Microsoft and its incessant ridiculous and wholly un-user-friendly tinkering with Windows, and now Google is threatening to change its interface as well; there is nothing wrong with the current one, it is refreshingly simple and uncluttered) constantly trying to mess with our screens? Do you think calling it "an experience" will make it better? "Nightmare" would be correct: an "experience" I don't need. I have better things to do with my time than trying to decipher yet one more way to do the same thing. At least you had the humility to recognize that we might not all be as enraptured by this futile absurdity as you are, and gave us the opportunity to go back to what was perfectly fine before. So think twice before meddling with the interface again. Remember you have competitors.