He touches upon the tragedy of modern simplified lobotomy crayon full-screen UIs: They are horrible to use for any usecase they weren't specifically built for:

He touches upon the tragedy of modern simplified lobotomy crayon full-screen UIs: They are horrible to use for any usecase they weren't specifically built for: In slack and teams, I often end up screenshotting something, because the information I want to consult, cannot be displayed at the same time I am in another editing view. This includes scrolling (not in slack/teams, that single thing actually works): Often you cannot scroll back up in history to see earlier discussion as you are typing. Which segues to my pet peeve: In the dumbed-down modern online discussion forums, the UI and search for finding earlier discussion is horrible. There is no calendar/timeline navigation, but just an endless contextless scrolling, where you can scroll back for 20 minutes to reach "7 months ago". This is annoying on technical forums, where a feature discussion from 2 years ago may be very relevant to figure out the hows and whys.