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The older I get, the less I want my software to change. Why change an UI that isn’t broken? All you do is make my brain hurt, quite literally, as the neural pathways I forged over the decades are now out-of-sync with your “better” version.
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pixelmind 1mo ago

I'm quite close to agreeing with you. I can only imagine two good reasons to change the UI:

1. Fixes - the need to add, remove or change something to fix a bug or an objectively wrong detail.

2. Evolution - noticing that all similar apps have done that change and you're phasing out.

Any other subjective reason to change puts users in a perception of randomness.

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