I emphatically agree with all the complaints expressed above. I also confirm that I regularly drag the pointer to the very top of the screen (without any difficulty) to click on another tab, and therefore the new layout is for me, as for many others, a severe downgrade to usability.
What is most unfathomable is the infinite arrogance of the ui designers who, unaware of their own criminal incompetence, decide that not only must now everyone tolerate their ugly and -above all- unusable interface, but also that it be completely impossible to undo the change.
Please excuse my frustrated tone, I am writing this after reading the response from the Browser Support member, which I can only interpret as inflammatory (even if unintentionally so).
I will repeat what I wrote under a post about the same topic yesterday:
Tabs no longer align to the top of the screen! - #6 by DimK
Twenty years using numerous browsers, I have never seen a substantial visual update that did not make the appearance worse . Why do I have to search for how to revert changes whenever there is an update to my software? Why do we have to live like this? Is it not possible to keep the option for people who never ever want to see changes to the ui?
Using Brave after many years of Firefox, Chrome, and Opera, I thought I had found a safe haven from the cancer that is modern interface design. Alas…