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The old version looked more like it was from 2003 than this—but in a good way. It wasn't afraid of making things visually distinct. This one's the modern "consi
by brimble 5y ago
The old version looked more like it was from 2003 than this—but in a good way. It wasn't afraid of making things visually distinct. This one's the modern "consistency over usability" style that's currently in fashion.