I agree with this, but I’m not sure the phrase “until the new experience catches up” applies. It’s fundamentally different in its priorities, clearly.
It doesn’t make sense to eliminate the old app until the new app BECOMES the old app, in every way that’s material and important to us, and then adds some meaningful value that we actually want (otherwise there’s no point in doing the work at all).
In other words, the shortcut for the Plex team that could preserve whatever goodwill you have left would be to simply revert to v8.45 and abandon the new experience altogether.
I love Plexamp, and I use it often. But I also love having everything in my Plex app (MY video, MY photos, MY music, MY audiobooks, all front and center, with control over all other content). Why are you forcing the twisted view of the world you have somehow developed? There’s a reason people are mad… many reasons, and it’s not just because it’s different, it’s because it’s far INFERIOR, in every way. It’s time guys… we’re really tired of this.
