I've attached a screenshot of a random tab- In this example you can easily see (outlined in red), that ~30% of the tab is in "mystery meat land", where it's impossible to tell if clicking in that area will result in activating the desired tab, or its adjacent partner. Because it WORKS.Ĭhrome has extremely streamlined tabs, and even they have vertical bars to separate elements. There's a reason why this solid design philosophy has gone unchanged for 20-30 years. There's a reason why the upper ASCII characters contain border characters. Not every website or page has an icon, and it's insanely difficult to tell where one tab ends, and the next begins.Īdding some sort of border or divider to elements has been a tenet of Graphical User Interface design since the 80s or 90s. All my tabs are now running together like one, incredibly long megatab. I couldn't find the address bar, nor tell it apart from the search bar. Removing the borders from all the UI elements makes it completely impossible to discern one element from another. I'm so incredibly angry- Not only at the changes to the UI which are the biggest middle finger to the visually impaired that I've ever seen in my life, but the amount of hoops that I had to jump through to even get to the point that I could "submit feedback"Ĭhanging the default UI's background colour to pure white causes immediate eyestrain.
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