I’m not sure it’s “immoral”. The UI for things will have to change as products have features added, and older UI concepts might not work as well with new featur

I’m not sure it’s “immoral”. The UI for things will have to change as products have features added, and older UI concepts might not work as well with new features. I believe JetBrains is trying to solve a problem that actually exists here: any flavour of IntelliJ is VERY confusing since there’s many different places where actions are kept. They’re running into a wall where anything new ends up adding more icons in various spots where there’s room (eg. the Jetbrains space plug-in that adds a little space icon into the top bar, a side panel, some context options, and extensions into the app menus. Seems like it’d need a top down rewrite at somepoint, and they’re open about taking feedback. But “don’t change anything” isn’t really feedback.