Recent Memories on home page

HallNadineAllred1

It is difficult to navigate through the Recent Memories in your new set up. Please put it back the way it way.

KO2024

I too do not like what you have done with memories. Also, on the home page when I see a new memory and want to know my relationship to the tagged person, there are extra clicks and steps to take to find that. When you have several new memories, it's just not efficient to make all of those clicks to find the relationship indicator. Change it back.

Alan E. Brown

Personally, I appreciate the improved experience with memories on the home page. Previously, the memories feed took up far too much space on the home page. Now it is just one element of the home page, with a visual priority similar to other widgets — most of which I find to be more valuable than memories. When I want to see the feed that used to dominate the home page, that is just one click away.

mynameistk

I agree with @Alan E. Brown. I much prefer the memories to not dominate the home page so that it is much easier to find those other widgets that I use repeatedly.

James Nelson Owens

I don't care at all for the new memories application. I was much simpler with the past version to get a very quick and easy look at the latest info on a relative and be able to easily and quickly tap on the symbol to see how you are related. Please consider going back to the other version.

Gordon Collett

@KO2024 and @James Nelson Owens There have been a lot of complaints over the past years from people not liking how much space the memories take on the home page, from people being annoyed at needing to scroll down such a long column of images to get to the bottom of the page, and from people not wanting to see them at all. It looks to me that the change in how recent memories are displayed is in response to those.

With the new widget format, all you need to do is just one additional click on Show All to jump to a page where the memories display just like they did before. One click is not a bad compromise between people who want to see all those memories and people who wish they didn't have to.