About streaming UIs

I’ve been using Jellyfin since… let’s look at my wiki, yes, found it: August 18, 2021. Two days ago, that was five years! Anyway, I’m using it, because: it is open source it has no pro/full/paid version it has no proprietary backend that handles accounts If there’s one thing that people don’t seem to like about Jellyfin, it’s the UI. People complain it’s dated and has rough edges. There are even enhancements that make it look more modern and/or intuitive. Indeed, I don’t find that Jellyfin’s standard UI has really changed since 2021. Should it, though? What I need from any UI, is to quickly find what I need, get the information that I need and then be able to select/use that. Most streaming UIs don’t do that very well. Netflix goes out of its way not to do that at all. After selecting my personal profile, the screen and my ears are filled with a trailer of a show I have no interest in. To silence it, I have to scroll way down, but I have to do that anyway to find what I actually…