> It’s not big things. It’s spacing, fonts, choice of pictograms and their locations. Some is opinion, and some is just functionally better. Thunderbird had a

> It’s not big things. It’s spacing, fonts, choice of pictograms and their locations. Some is opinion, and some is just functionally better. Thunderbird had a great looking (in my opinion) proposed new UI from the designer for the Supernova project, but it never actually shipped in 115 which was a real shame. I'd say they got about half-way there when they cut the release. There's some more context here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36670946 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36670946 I'm hoping in due course we'll start to see more of the original design start to be realised.