As the author notes, Emacs was an example. The browser interface is terrible. We use bug tracking software. JIRA. It's horrible. Click here, click there, this

As the author notes, Emacs was an example. The browser interface is terrible. We use bug tracking software. JIRA. It's horrible. Click here, click there, this screen closes, that one opens, this thing is over here. Ugh. It is just a click fest. For this sort of thing I want an MDI interface. I read a report - it sounds like one a duplicate. I want to search for it. I want to go to a search window, do the search, and compare them side by side. Or I want to look at the backlog and the current sprint. Sure, to an extent I can open multiple browser windows or tabs, etc. This is another example. - one windows for everything you are trying to do is often cumbersome and terrible. You are forcing UI design on me, the user, every. frigging. time. I. use. your. app. I don't want to open 5 tabs to the same site, maneuver them around, deal with "going back requires page resubmission" warnings, let alone deal with sites that don't understand my 5 tabs are all one session in my mind. Don't make the user solve that problem every day they use your product.