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I don't care about the authenticity/ickiness/etc. that just strikes me as a terrible interface decision, one that would make me worry they've made other terribl

I don't care about the authenticity/ickiness/etc. that just strikes me as a terrible interface decision, one that would make me worry they've made other terrible interface decisions where it matters -- in the product itself. The idea of forcing the user to change a browser setting to get work done is a very "enterprisey" mindset. An old way of thinking that it's the user's fault if they can't use the software.

yeukhon 11y ago
Kibana 4 interface looks nice first, but actually very confusing, even more confusing than the old interface.
- kkirsche 11y ago
  Maybe you'll be happy 5 is another new interface.
  - dozzie 11y ago
    And another change of underlying stack? To what this time? Kibana 2 was PHP, then (K3) it was static HTML + user-side JavaScript, and Kibana 4 runs on Node.js.