So Google Gemini’s interface has been, let’s say, creatively interpreted by our devices. You know the vibe: buttons teleporting, menus having a mind of their own, the general feeling you’re trying to reason with a very smart, but very drunk, robot. Well, grab your celebratory snack of choice, because the internet has collectively sighed in relief—Google is finally acknowledging the UI chaos and is reportedly working on a fix.

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This news broke from a Reddit thread that’s basically a digital support group, with nearly 700 upvotes and dozens of comments from fellow travelers. It’s the classic tech story: we’re all beta testing the future, whether we signed up for it or not. The people have spoken, and apparently, someone at Google was listening through the static.

The funniest part is how we all just… adapted. We developed a whole new set of user skills, like gently tapping a button three times in a specific ritual to hopefully make the ‘stop generating’ button appear. Using Gemini started to feel less like a tech tool and more like coaxing a cat out from under the bed—you need patience, weird noises, and acceptance that it might just ignore you.

It’s also a beautiful reminder that even the biggest tech giants aren’t immune to launching a product that occasionally resembles a digital haunted house. One minute you’re asking for a cake recipe, the next you’re trapped in a cascading menu nightmare, questioning all your life choices. The Reddit comments are a goldmine of shared trauma, with people bonding over their identical, glitchy frustrations.

So here’s to progress, and to hoping the fix arrives before we all get too used to politely asking our AI to please render its own interface correctly. The real victory here isn’t just a stable UI—it’s the collective power of users complaining online until something gets done. Never change, internet.