Let me just change the button layouts so your muscle memory will never recover.

I've been spending a lot less time on YouTube than I used to. I've started downloading music and radio operas from Archive.org, sometimes I browse loops.video and what not.

I occasionally think "I wonder what Legal Eagle is up to" or "I bet corridor has a new video by now" or even "Did Recklessben win at court?" but it's definitely not a daily occurrence and I hardly ever watch things it recommends anymore.

My phone has entered this competition. I absolutely hate updating my phone because I don't want them to move menus around, remove features, and then force you to use their new "assistant" every update.

Microsoft wins

I swear, discord has to change theit UI every 2 or 3 months for no fucking reason

i ultimately stopped updating the mobile app and started using Aliucord some months ago, for PC i can't do much until Lampcord releases

YouTube's gotta be the worst for this because they do it so often and it's a bad change 99% of the time

Discord actually probably needs an overhaul.

The most convoluted ui I have ever used in my life.

Well, Youtube is changing the UI to make it harder to parse the site for apps like alternative UIs and video downloaders. They update, of course, but every delay is a win for Alphabet.

Minecraft bedrock as well :3

Reddit too, if memory serves.

Jira swaps the top bar and side bar every few years

The UI guy at the company has to keep making his job relevant.

Y’all forgot Liquid Glass

Hell, the music player app I use on my phone ( auxio ) just recently changed a UI component that I now hate to death. Scroll down a list and you'd see a scrollbar, which is usually faster for my over 500 songs. When you'd use the scrollbar, it used to display a square with whatever letter you are on in your list. They replaced it with a horrific spinny gear looking thing! Very first world problem, I know, but I absolutely hate it!

CloudFlare has entered the chat.

Not only do they change the UI and the menu hierarchy, but the menu item labels as well. Come back a year later to add a DNS records and you feel like Dumbledore in the mines of Moira, " I have no memory of this place..."