> It's "no different to"..what?! Having an out of date browser is as "dangerous" to you and those around you as driving in a car with flat tires. Declining to

> It's "no different to"..what?! Having an out of date browser is as "dangerous" to you and those around you as driving in a car with flat tires. Declining to upgrade software because of aesthetic changes seems shortsighted to me. > I don't agree that whether something looks "horrible" is completely subjective. Let's agree to disagree. > I've never tried to customize things for customization's sake, if you're implying I do? I'm not saying you have, I'm saying I have customized things for change's sake, and since I stopped doing that and being overly annoyed and fighting changes "forced" on me, I adapted to most of those changes. I dislike when customization options are taken away. But I also understand that customization comes at the bottom of priorities of developers, and that is likely the right call to make for most applications. It is a problem that upgrades aren't always an improvement on every axis, but staying on old network connected applications is manifestly not a reasonable solution.