maybe that's just because I'm used to the old app layout. While I can see the probable reason for it being done that way, I was kind of confused and lost at first. especially when the first thing you open to is the QR Scanner. I like the direction you guys are heading but I still feel the UI is a bit cluttered, quite easy to get lost for a second. While I'm glad the app is finally updated I feel it's still flawed in some ways.

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An improved Store browsing experience for mobile screens.

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