...with a single click each.

I have hundreds of highly organized "micro"-runtimes so I never need to search for stuff or suffer from long Poser loading times as my main runtime is complete empty.

With Poser 8, you have to disable docking to prevent you from moving elements accidentaly around.
Both docked and unocked windows now use up a lot more valuable space than before.

The GUI is also pretty slow and unresponsive.
While moving the camera is quite fast, actally posing is jerky and like moving through molasses.

Leaving the material room is also slow.

Browsing through the library is a mess.
Having to click on every thumbnail just to see what it is, is a joke.
Having to select something just to add a pose or figure again is a joke.

I constantly use the memory dots because I do my own posing, but whenever I start Poser the memory dots revert from "pose" to "gui".
Again an aditional mouseclick that could have been avoided with a little less "awesomeness" and a little more "efficiency" in mind.

I think this GUI was made with only the "casual" "play with Poser" users in mind which just load ready-made content, but it is very unsatisfactory for those of us who actually try to WORK with Poser.

Besides, Adobe and flash have a very BAD general reputation (flash cookies, flash-ads, info harvesting) and a lot of people rather not have this stuff on their systems.