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It's dense, and requires a pixel perfect pointing device to use. In other words, it's a desktop app, through and through. If you're used to stuff that's mobil
by Syonyk 2y ago
It's dense, and requires a pixel perfect pointing device to use.
In other words, it's a desktop app, through and through.
If you're used to stuff that's mobile-first, it's a rather jarring change - I can see how one would consider it ugly. I happen to find it "dense, usable, and does the job fine." I wouldn't call it pretty, but neither do I mind a utilitarian interface to do things like "read my mail."
- ComputerGuru 2y agoThose weren't my reasons, actually — I am old-school and prefer information-dense layouts designed for use with a mouse (though Thunderbird needs a lot of work to be usable via keyboard). I posted another comment with my actual reasons.