IE9?
Bleahhhh.
Rolled back to IE8. Why can't Microsoft just leave an interface alone? Fix the bugs and leave controls where people expect to find them.
And no, I hate Firefox. So don't even suggest it. Or Chrome, for that matter.
Well, so much for that.
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That's okay; I'm dragging my feet on the upgrade to Firefox 4 for the same reason. Dudes, can you not just fix the busted parts and leave the buttons alone?
I'm slowly starting to like the new interface in Firefox 4. I like that it gives a slightly larger percentage of the screen to the site I'm viewing. Of course it doesn't matter as much now that I have a 26" screen.
Yeah, I have dual 24" monitors running at an effective 3840x1080. Screen acreage is not the issue. Just leave the verdammt buttons alone.
Although I have to admit that Adobe is the biggest offender in the "Gee, let's screw the users by so massively changing the interface that we ought to change the name of the program entirely". I've been using Pagemaker since version 3 and every version upgrade since has involved a massive "where the f*** did that go?" learning curve.