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Ah yes, manually setting opaque CSS to revert an idiosyncratic UI design choice back to something that people would normally expect to see. Great, thanks. Seri
by nerdponx 3y ago
Ah yes, manually setting opaque CSS to revert an idiosyncratic UI design choice back to something that people would normally expect to see. Great, thanks.
Seriously, when I saw the "115 vs 102" slider thing on the website, I was surprised and disappointed to realize that that I instinctively interpreted as the new and improved UI was actually the old UI that I was already used to, and the weird iPad-esque thing was actually the new and supposedly improved UI that I was about to get. This is what I donate every month for? It's enough to make me reconsider my contribution.