Based on the screenshot it looks ok to me, but my most often used IDE is and has been Xcode for a long time, with usage of JetBrains (in the form of Android Stu

Based on the screenshot it looks ok to me, but my most often used IDE is and has been Xcode for a long time, with usage of JetBrains (in the form of Android Studio) and Visual Studio (the full fat Windows IDE, not the electron thing) trailing behind at a distant second and third. I just never use half the buttons on the screen by default, partially because I use key shortcuts heavily (JetBrains’ ability to use premade third party keybinds is a godsend for a multi-IDE user — all the usual Xcode shortcuts working is wondrous) or because I ignore the integrated tangentially-related bits like VCS because I prefer to use dedicated apps like Fork[0] for those. So I think this move is fine. The big caveat I’ll add is that they need to keep a proper menubar on Windows and Linux where the system isn’t forcing the presence of such — menubars act as grand indexes of program functionality and are absolutely essential for something like an IDE. Pruning the menubar in favor of one of those blasted hamburger menus would be a huge mistake. [0]: https://git-fork.com/ https://git-fork.com/