simple -- make the editor title bar much simpler and more organized using menus #7180
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… to purchase one - it pains me today to add buttons instead of remove them
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What it looks like now: 
Search all menus (and their tooltips): 
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frame of a given type
enforces uniform consistency
… are a subset of the menu
…e child menus are not usable
…ple messages - tricky-- have to do this via CSS instead of not rendering it, since otherwise **autofocus** happens!
…new way to open chat
- it is very hobbled by the new menu system, so just disabling it for now.
- this is meant to just be more user friendly, so people don't have to search through menus or docs quite as much...
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The highest possible impact change regarding reducing the initial complexity of CoCalc is to move most of the title bar buttons to organized menus. Keyboard shortcuts could then be documented (and added when missing) to make it easy to get quick access to each command, quicker than clicking a button. This is what it looks like so far: