> The traditional Windows File Explorer, together with macOS Finder, have established a simple pattern for file browsing: files on the left, details on the righ

> The traditional Windows File Explorer, together with macOS Finder, have established a simple pattern for file browsing: files on the left, details on the right. I think the author is a very young guy that doesn't remember computing pre-Windows. Probably everything before Windows has used this pattern... Even more, it's a perfect example of trying to fix what's not broken. The result will be something else, not better, not sure if not worse, but why change it? How am I supposed to buy the argument that a programmer has a problem with understanding the difference between a fork, a like, and a watch request? Wasn't GitHub meant for programmers? > If you feel disoriented, give it a minute. Once you are used to it, you might notice it’s actually easier on the eyes and a bit lighter. In other words, push through the pain. You'll like it.