Good. Should have happened earlier. The old one wasn’t perfect in any way. It could have been modernized slowly over the years instead of adding a new incomplet

Good. Should have happened earlier. The old one wasn’t perfect in any way. It could have been modernized slowly over the years instead of adding a new incomplete one. The jump between them becomes very jarring. But the new one has felt like a toy presumably because the old one could handle those grown-up jobs. But not having search(?), for example, makes the old one inferior no matter how familiar, dense, or “usable” the old one was. If I type DNS in the settings search then I have to find the DNS settings, it’s that simple. If one version fails this test and one succeeds then the ranking is clear regardless of the rest of the UX. But mostly I’m just going to come out and say it: I like redesigns and UX design is a feature in itself, while utilitarian design and familiarity is constantly overrated. Never moving anyone’s cheese is just catering to existing users at the expense of new ones.