My opinion is always "why change what aint broke?"
They pop a window asking for feedback so if you have a problem with it, make sure you send that feedback and let them know, otherwise youre stuck with it ...
"In a Time of Universal Deceit, Telling the Truth is a Revolutionary Act." - George Orwell
I keep saying no to trying it out. Much like the new Facebook profile format, I will let others get it first and then move over when I have no other choice.
Like Sarah, I keep saying no to the new version. I did try it in IE, and didn't care for it, and wrote and told them what I didn't like.
I am sure, soon we will be forced over.
The NameCheap Marketplace changes broke all my links to existing sales.
And you know what else? The new design does not expose "adult" domains (anything you checked the adult box on when listing for sale) at all. There's no longer a checkbox to allow searching for adult domains, and they don't show up in any searches or listings. They are completely invisible, and apparently unavailable for sale.
I submitted a support ticket first thing this morning, they forwarded it to their engineering department, then no response. It's staying busted apparently.
And the chicks they pick for hundred million dollar superbowl commercial spots are equally horrid. I mean WTF... The company is either run by women or gay men
Danica Patrick is the only one I have been able to look at for more than a glance
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