I don't much care for it. It seems to make much less efficient use of screen real-estate. Information that used to be clustered tightly together is now spread a

I don't much care for it. It seems to make much less efficient use of screen real-estate. Information that used to be clustered tightly together is now spread all over. It seems to me like someone who doesn't actually use git professionally just arbitrarily move things around for no discernible reason. The UI elements that have moved don't seem to have any particular rhyme or reason. For example, apparently the "security" tab is worth being in the tab bar, but the releases aren't? Frankly, I think it's inappropriate for a professional tool to change it's UI arbitrarily, or even for a marginal benefit, since all of the great many existing users now have to learn the new UI. These things should only be modified if there is a clear and significant benefit that justifies the trouble. This makes me glad that I'm a Sourcehut user ( https://sr.ht/ https://sr.ht/ ), since it's UI is much more sensible, and faster to boot.