I don't know if there's a way to revert this to previous implementation but I'll certainly try. The new "feature" of having the plugins list separated into a sequence of pages is a giant leap backward, IMO. The browser will scroll as far as is needed. Why make an arbitrary limit on the number of plugins to display and then generate a navigation icon area to get to where you want to go?
UI design is about ultimate usability. This fails on so many levels. Here's why:
- Takes too many clicks and page loads to get to a specific plugin; especially when you don't know where the page breaks fall
- If the Devs are really so set on splitting this up (Why? Didn't need fixing.), we've all got enough screen real estate such that having a horizontal line of icons of all available page numbers is definitely possible, instead of X of Y pages and next/end buttons, with no way to jump back two pages
- I'm informed of now many items there are but not the alpha range each page holds
- No way to set how many plugins are displayed per page. If only this option were available, problem solved.
Thanks for considering.