It's not rude. It looks like the truth. Google UI decisions show a huge bias toward specific setups and preferences. Just look at how Google Maps displays on a

It's not rude. It looks like the truth. Google UI decisions show a huge bias toward specific setups and preferences. Just look at how Google Maps displays on a low-resolution desktop to see what I'm talking about. The new, bloated Gmail design is another example..."I have infinite RAM and bandwidth so this is great!" The average Google employee is 29 years old, and the average one working on a UI is way younger. They're also, generally, super fit rock climbers with 20/20 vision. If This demographic is describing you pretty well then it might be hard to see the bias.