Reminds me of the time when they removed the "arrow" buttons on the scroll bar on Windows, or when they randomly decided to apply a lot more whitespace to bookm

Reminds me of the time when they removed the "arrow" buttons on the scroll bar on Windows, or when they randomly decided to apply a lot more whitespace to bookmark menus. In both cases they had to backpedal, because Chrome is just so essential to so many people that even the tiniest change breaks somebody's workflow. At this point Google should probably just fork Chrome and make another browser where to test all the changes, big and small.