Crowded Real-Estate Space Layout on Civitai Webpages

The webpage layout has become too crowded and convoluted with buttons/links everywhere. The browser scrollbar is too narrow (not sure if it can be adjusted through the browser settings itself) and there are button/links all along the scrollbar layout, many times users will actually click a button instead of the narrow scroll bar.

Accidentally click onto one of the listed resources buttons or accidentally click the support button. Can civitai develope a simple webpage GUI layout setting that allows all the content found on the righthand side of the webpage to be switched over to the leftside.

This means all righthand users will not have to worry about accidentally clicking on the buttons/content when all they want to do is navigate that very thin/narrow scroll bar.

And the new section for badges for authors has taken away valuable real estate space on pages.

The most important reason why a user clicks onto a gallery image is not to view what badges the author has or what social networking links they have but to view the image, view the prompts, view the resources. Everything else is secondary. Now civitai is forcing users to browse civitai through a televison instead of a desktop computer or laptop because the real estate on each page has been convoluted with too many buttons and links. At least give users the option to click an arrow that expand/contracts the badges section. I accidentally clicked onto the Twitch button and there is no way to deactivate it, even searching online for an answer has ending with no results.

On the bright side the setting feature to disable autoplay of animated images in galleries is very useful for stopping webpages from slowing down or crashing. Some sort of pagination for pages might be a useful settings option for users who dont have a fast CPU which will prevent gallery pages from slowing down during loading.

Thank you for the improving WIP service.

Thank you for the improving WIP service.

Thank you for the improving WIP service.