Frankie, did you read my comment? The point is "upgrade madness". Your "new look" has many functionality changes, but the first is the big message telling me that my Mac computer, with top browser for this model and operating system, will no longer optimallyl work with your system. Why is that, unless you are being bossed around by the likes of unethical Google or unethical Facebook, to optimize some kind of data sharing with them? The idea that every couple of years we must buy a new computer for a few of our service firms, when the same "old" computer still works with our internet banking, PayPal, Amazon, and even Facebook and most other firms where security is a top concern, suggests you have programmers who are out of ignorance sacrificing functionality in the favor of bells and whistles. For example: 1. Once a new campaign is created and ready to send, and we click on the "continue" button, the new page temporarily appears bu then vanishes all except for the top blue banner and the bottom "comment" weblink. That happens on Firefox, in our Mac-Mini OS 10.6.8 which we MUST maintain as it contains a specific Rosetta program that allows it to run the older and very functional (better than newer versions) PowerPC programs that are a staple of our small business. We paid thousands to get our systems working seamlessly. 2. Regarding the above, if we switch to Chrome in this same computer system, after clicking "continue" it takes you to the page for scheduling the sending, but if you then select "re-send to non-openers" it returns a blank page. 3. Other functions are unstable, sometimes they work, sometimes only a blank page appears. I thought it might be due to your system being overwhelmed by customers, but it also happens during low-traffic times, such as midnight USA. 4. Your system has become sluggish. I can no longer type in a new campaign fresh on your web templates, and must write them in advance and then cut-paste. That's not such a problem, but if I want to add an image, as is usual, it requires breaking up the cut-paste, with each step causing a freeze in the program. Without cut-paste just typing in, it hardly gets more than a few characters before halting, which previously was never the case. So what once could be done in one hour now takes three. And we've been using the same basic template for years. 5. I am able to finish tasks on CC only by firing up a MacAir computer running 10.10.5 - but even that isn't "new" enough for either Mozilla Firefix or Google Chrome to maintain - we now get messages from them saying "this version will no longer be supported after...xxx". So another high-priced computer must then go on the trash heap? I've done my share of computer programming and know factually this is not necessary, unless the younger programmers haven't learned the older systems by which to maintain them. Or it could be, CC doesn't hire the older guys and gals who know how to do that. Whatever, we are now looking about for another service that will work for us, in the event the upgrade madness continues. Can you not offer your customers an older version of your website at login? "Go to Classic Constant Contact" or some such? Is it maybe something simple such as a setting "CC for desk-laptops" or "CC for cell phones and pads" (or a working auto-detect) for each customer that allows for login functionality? I keep asking, why does Amazon, ebay and Paypal work perfectly fine even on my very old PowerPC running Mac OS 10.4.11,or my Intel MacMini with OS 10.6.8, but not on a few specialized websites that always ask if we want to log-in by Google or Facebook, the two top tyrants of internet? Can you not see, these people are pushing everyone into tracker-scanner spy-ware programs, with reduced customer functionality? To accomplish their agendas, which today is horrid enough with their censorship, then the older software lacking such mal-ware must be pushed out of use. Cheers, JD
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