Might seem dumb but the thing that drove me away from Mathematica are the stylesheets. Mathematica used to have a useful stylesheet that visibly separated input

Might seem dumb but the thing that drove me away from Mathematica are the stylesheets. Mathematica used to have a useful stylesheet that visibly separated input, output and text content. But at some point, I think version 8 or 9, they removed that stylesheet. All the remaining stylesheets either don't properly distinguish input and output, or look like crap. I lost interest in reinstalling that stylesheet whenever I had to install Mathematica on a new system and consequently, I lost interest in Mathematica. Wish they'd reintroduce it as an easily selectable default sheet. Jupyter has a much better default stylesheet but Jupyter lacks ease of use and functionality. Edit: The stylesheet I'm talking about was called NaturalColor and there even is a stackexchange thread about its disappearance. https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/17323/did-mathematica-9-remove-some-previously-available-stylesheets https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/17323/did-ma...