Since 1999, millions of people have expressed themselves on Blogger. From detailed posts
about almost every apple variety you could ever imagine to a blog dedicated to
the art of blogging itself, the ability to easily share, publish and express oneself on the web
is at the core of Blogger’s mission. As the web constantly evolves, we want to ensure anyone
using Blogger has an easy and intuitive experience publishing their content to the web.  

That’s why we’ve been slowly introducing an improved web experience for Blogger.
Give the fresh interface a spin by clicking “Try the New Blogger” in the left-hand
navigation pane. 



     
 Click the “Try the New Blogger” button to see Blogger’s refreshed look and feel.


In addition to a fresh feel, Blogger is now responsive on the web, making it easier to
use on mobile devices. By investing in an improved web platform, it allows the
potential for new features in the future. 



Blogger’s new responsive design makes it easy to manage your blog on-the-go.



Learn more about the page-specific updates we’ve released to make your Blogger
experience even better: 


Stats
The redesigned Stats page helps you focus on the most important data from your blog
by highlighting your most recent post.    

Comments
A fresh Comments page helps you connect with readers more easily by surfacing areas
that need your attention, like comment moderation.  

Posts
We’ve improved support for Search Operators on the Posts page to help you filter your
Blogger posts and page search results more easily. 

Editor
The newly enhanced Editor page introduces table support, enables better transliteration,
and includes an improved image/video upload experience. 

Reading List 
Even if you don’t create from your phone, it’s now easier than ever to read blogs from
other creators while you’re on the go.

Settings 
We’ve streamlined the Settings page to help you manage all your controls from one place.  


We’ll be moving everyone to the new interface over the coming months. Starting in late
June, many Blogger creators will see the new interface become their default, though they
can revert to the old interface by clicking “Revert to legacy Blogger” in the left-hand
navigation. By late July, creators will no longer be able to revert to the legacy Blogger
interface.  

We recommend getting ahead of the transition by opting into the experience today. Be sure
to let us know what you think about the new design by tapping the Help icon in the top
navigation bar. We can’t wait to see how Blogger creators use the latest updates to share
their voice with the world.


Posted by Fontaine on behalf of the Blogger team



And so...

While Minneapolis burns and justifiably angry people cry out for justice for the lives
of innocent black men, I have to write and post about this Blogger nonsense.


Please give back to us Bloggers the control of our interface and the features we have
relied on for years.

When you change an interface, it MUST retain all the features of the previous interface
while including new features in a new design.




It's not evidence of "intelligent design" to do away with useful features in a
supposedly "improved" new interface. That's not improvement.