Yea I know the feeling, I think if you remove a feature without providing any replacement then that can be tough on the users. Outright removal of features is

Yea I know the feeling, I think if you remove a feature without providing any replacement then that can be tough on the users. Outright removal of features is something I try to avoid unless I felt like the software was moving in a directly that wasn't right. If something takes more clicks because it's a rarely used feature, that may be acceptable if the reason is to improve a more common feature that now requires less clicks. It's ultimately up to you to decide the direction you are going to take. If you really want a challenge, wait until you do an entirely new port or total concept change after people have been using your software for several years. They often get really cranky about that, even if the new software is miles better.