It still does tell you those things (they've just moved around a bit). The % used is seen when you click on the settings. I think because, honestly, they're tr

It still does tell you those things (they've just moved around a bit). The % used is seen when you click on the settings. I think because, honestly, they're trying to abstract the idea that you need to do that (the average user just cares that it works not the %). Get where you're coming from tho - it's not the most clear or clean UI.