Hmm I went to https://www.gog.com/game/adom today and the game trailer video shows a mini-map at lower right of screen but I wasn't able to see it because of the cart container blocking it.

Another thing I don't like is that we can't pause or jump to different time frames in videos anymore. Sometimes I may miss something in a video and want to jump back a few seconds, but even left-arrow (for jumping back) and space bar (for pausing) isn't working anymore.

I don't like the bloated interface either. I have a 1366x678 resolution and everything balloons up in the screen like a car sales advertisement screaming BUY ME NOW!!!! Whoa relax GOG. LOL.

Its not about liking IE. Its a discontinued product and as such a big security risk. It still has some support fur business versions, but you should really change to EDGE if you still want to use Microsoft browsers.

Or if you are on older Windows versions (pre 8.1) you should really think about using alternatives. Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari, Vivaldi, PaleMoon, etc.

GOG galaxy! Site resign! A multiplayer game with online DRM! I do not mind keep growing and expanding as long as I can download my games.

Completely wrong. IE is not nor will it be discontinued, it's getting security updates every month and will continue to do so for a long, long time to come. More specifically, according to Microsoft, "Internet Explorer is a component of the Windows operating system and the most current version will continue to follow the specific support lifecycle policy for the operating system on which it is installed. Internet Explorer 11 will be supported for the life of Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10."
And the catalog, and chat, and tabs on games list, and...

Yuck the site is ugly, trying to look like windows 10...

Anyway if the management are anything like the .com I work for... They don't care that I have a huge list of issues I found wrong with the "new site". The upper management wanted the feature, they want it pushed out now and they do not care if its actually a good experience for the users as long as it looks nice to them (the upper management)...

Somehow I doubt it...

Doubt what? The screenshots that were posted from how it looks on IE are exactly how it looks on my Firefox.

Edit: I just noticed that's an ancient request.

Edit2: Here's one that's recent.

While we wait for a response:

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/option_to_revert_gog_web_shop_visual_style_to_the_pre10yearsofgog_one

Unfortunately Pale Moon seems to be one of the casualties of the great gog update. The broken sign-in makes this site completely unusable in the latest version:

https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=20610

I haven't noticed any functional improvements in the redesign compared to the original site. It seems to be changes for changes sake. Why mess with something that works?

Last time the front page changed I didn't like it. But I grew acostumed and barely forgot how was the frontpage previously.

But I still didn't like it !

Now it changed again. And I don't like it neither.

It's too stale. Too blank. Too much empty space.

A perfect site for the "cell-phone website design era" we're living in. Like so many others.

We have blank spaces and rectangles you can move ...


GOG is meant to be different. To offer something new.

I'm sad to see that Gog, for many years now, is just following the trend.

GOG always put screenshots in the reviews before. So they could show what the game was like.
Now there's just a big space.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/gEynwlO.png[/img]

i agree, old design was much more convenient
the only thing that i check every day - news tab, now in last place on the bottom

Wish for it here: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/sort_by_price

You'd think that if you want to sell something you'd make sure as many customers as possible are actually able to spend money. But what do I know of running a business...?