I agree and think that a good chunk of the apps I use on an every day basis slowly get worse UI over time. Spotify on Android is pretty awful at this point. No

I agree and think that a good chunk of the apps I use on an every day basis slowly get worse UI over time. Spotify on Android is pretty awful at this point. Now I can't tap and hold to get to the context menu anymore, now I have to use the triple dot button. Why remove that? Usability is also pretty terrible. Why can't I load the list view of an album I have saved? What the hell. Same with entire playlists that I have saved and downloaded. Snapchat (I wish I didn't have to use it, but it's the main for of communication a lot of my peers use) keep changing things constantly when nothing was every broken. Over the past three years, they've changed the order and number of tabs they have at least four times. Google Photos on Android is also annoying separated IMO. Give me an order by date and an order by album/folder. Please just load the folder structure. I assume they do things the way they do to maximize use of their cloud storage, so it is likely intentionally awful for local images. The official Reddit app is absolutely awful and slow. Reddit Is Fun (third party app) is, and always will be, my favorite Reddit experience. Clean and fast. That was kind of ranty, but I just wish UI's were simpler on mobile.