@jflood I've noticed the same thing, not just with this product, but most products on the market today. There's a trend in the IT field to continually update products to make them less user friendly and in so many cases, helpful features are also removed.

I'm personally fed up with it. It doesn't matter what you purchase, let them continually tweak enough and it's going to change for the worse. I also turn "automatic updates" off when I can.

I often wonder if the managers who allow these changes actually use the products themselves?

I also preferred the original interface. I measure software user efficiency by the number of required user actions executed for a specific function. Less is always better for the user. Menu/Desired function is always the most efficient.

@Suty There are many MacBook users and many of them have moved away from the minimalist design of IOS being more satisfied with Android phones for their better screens, features and customization. So they use both, Macbooks and Android phones.

The Macbook is a highly professional computer. I would say it's the best in the world and Windy, with its high end features was a PERFECT match, especially for highly technical users.

I use my MacBook Pro with (2) 32" monitors and having Windy open in one window so it can run full time, while not tying up a browser. This has been critical for me during storms because I spend most of my time on my MacBook.

So I just want to say that it's disappointing that you would abandon your support from the best, professional computer on the market to only the more childlike devices like Iphones. I may have to re-evaluate my continued subscription.

@Suty There are many MacBook users and many of them have moved away from the minimalist design of IOS being more satisfied with Android phones for their better screens, features and customization. So they use both, Macbooks and Android phones.

The Macbook is a highly professional computer. I would say it's the best in the world and Windy, with its high end features was a PERFECT match, especially for highly technical users.

I use my MacBook Pro with (2) 32" monitors and having Windy open in one window so it can run full time, while not tying up a browser. This has been critical for me during storms because I spend most of my time on my MacBook.

So I just want to say that it's disappointing that you would abandon your support from the best, professional computer on the market to only the more childlike devices like Iphones. I may have to re-evaluate my continued subscription.

@jflood I've noticed the same thing, not just with this product, but most products on the market today. There's a trend in the IT field to continually update products to make them less user friendly and in so many cases, helpful features are also removed.

I'm personally fed up with it. It doesn't matter what you purchase, let them continually tweak enough and it's going to change for the worse. I also turn "automatic updates" off when I can.

I often wonder if the managers who allow these changes actually use the products themselves?

I also preferred the original interface. I measure software user efficiency by the number of required user actions executed for a specific function. Less is always better for the user. Menu/Desired function is always the most efficient.

Android makes up 60% of mobile equipment market world wide. Please strongly consider an app for the Galaxy Wear watches. You have a powerful product and it would be a shame to see your company only support part of the mobile community. We have watches tied to our phones too!