Has jupyter notebook UI has been changed?

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I have recently formatted my system and Upon reinstalling Anaconda, UI of jupyter notebook seemed changed. I like the previous one.

I recently formatted my system. After reinstalling Anaconda, the Jupyter Notebook user interface appeared different. I prefer the previous UI.

Any Comments?

Thanks in Advance

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You may install nbclassic to restore the jQuery-based UI. Continued use of notebook 6.x is not really recommended, as it is effectively unmaintained.

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For reference: Announcing Jupyter Notebook 7. Jupyter Notebook 7 is the most… | by Project Jupyter | Jupyter Blog
Also, if there are any regressions in v7 please report them on GitHub - jupyter/notebook: Jupyter Interactive Notebook (after checking that it has not been reported previously).

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@bollwyvl @krassowski

Currently it looks like below image.

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Yes, this is Notebook v7.

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Ok. I get it. This is the new version. If i need to work with previous version, i have to install “nbclassic”.

Thank you both for assistance.

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Y is it so bad tho? It dosent even auto complete codes and UI is so bad. Y the degrade?

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@Joel_Joseph if you have specific constructive feedback, please feel welcome post it in a new thread. If you experience problems with the new version please open an issue on GitHub - jupyter/notebook: Jupyter Interactive Notebook.

Ps. auto-completion is avialable you need to turn it on in settings. Though I would suggest trying jupyterlab-lsp if you feel like setting a few more things up to get a better experience.

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  1. When a cell is executed, it jumps to the end, or middle or somewhere of the other cell, most often to the start of the next cell.
  2. scrolling down isn’t user friendly, I am inside a cell and then i am scrolling down, suddenly i am back to the cell where the pointer was present.

For the 2nd one, I see it can be usefull, but it’s more of annoyance than of actual help.

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  1. depends on who you execute cell ie. Ctrl + Enter vs Shift + Enter
  2. you might be running into Unable to Scroll Up in Jupyter Notebook · Issue #7520 · jupyter/notebook · GitHub which was fixed in the latest alpha version
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Thanks for the prompt response, point 1 is useful.
Let me see if I can get rid of the 2nd issue.