Reminds me of the time when Slack introduced their WYSIWYG editor as the only option, and had to add a feature for users to opt-out of it after the backlash the

Reminds me of the time when Slack introduced their WYSIWYG editor as the only option, and had to add a feature for users to opt-out of it after the backlash they received (https://mspoweruser.com/slack-rich-text-editor/ https://mspoweruser.com/slack-rich-text-editor/). Props that they actually responded to feedback back then. The problem with proprietary SaaS products like Slack is there's not much one can do about regression — you can't pin a version, add your own custom theme, disable bloat etc. — I like Slack, but we're stuck with whatever design language their team decides.