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<blockquote data-quote="Kor" data-source="post: 4479505" data-attributes="member: 26281">I really think EN World should switch back to their old website format.&nbsp; It was very easy to see what was new for the day, and you got a quick little preview of the text.&nbsp; (And in some cases, a short paragraph was all that was needed).The second last change with all the windows took a little getting used to -- I downloaded Firefox and it worked great.&nbsp; Sadly, 80% of the people using the Internet are using IE... so I'm guessing that is why the &quot;windowed&quot; page was scrapped.The new page now looks very amateurish.&nbsp; Perhaps it was just meant to be &quot;simple&quot; but now it looks so simple that it gives the appearance to be designed by a novice.&nbsp; It doesn't convey much info at a glance and it just looks bad.Please, please, please switch back to your old format (the one that you were using prior to the &quot;windowed&quot; look.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kor, post: 4479505, member: 26281"] I really think EN World should switch back to their old website format. It was very easy to see what was new for the day, and you got a quick little preview of the text. (And in some cases, a short paragraph was all that was needed). The second last change with all the windows took a little getting used to -- I downloaded Firefox and it worked great. Sadly, 80% of the people using the Internet are using IE... so I'm guessing that is why the "windowed" page was scrapped. The new page now looks very amateurish. Perhaps it was just meant to be "simple" but now it looks so simple that it gives the appearance to be designed by a novice. It doesn't convey much info at a glance and it just looks bad. Please, please, please switch back to your old format (the one that you were using prior to the "windowed" look.) [/QUOTE]

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