I agree with you 100%.  I can't keep up and my vendor screens are basically broken.  My workflow as become as familiar as a windy road in the mountains after dark.  I simply can't navigate all of this crap.

Right on! I have loved QB since they were sending out free disks to try out the software for 90 days (I believe). It has become almost unusable over the last year. Everything is messed up. Yet, they are calling them fixes. Ugh.

- Recurring transactions now close out after using 2 transactions

- They have messed with the screen/field sizing (it no longer auto-sizes to fit the browser), I have to readjust almost every time I enter a bill

- Modern View reports - enough said

- Save button at bottom of some screens is now actually on a "separate" page so it takes 2 clicks to activate it (one to click in the "page" and one to then activate)

- So many, many, many more user-unfriendly changes and no one at Intuit gives a rat's bottom. As long as the Board is still raking in $, they don't care.

I no longer have anything good to say about QBO; I would recommend everyone avoid it like the plague if you're not already stuck with it. I have contacted a business reporter to tell them to come look at the Community section for QB and see how many people are screaming about the "unfunctionality" of QBO. Think I will contact a few more.

For the life of me I cannot figure out why our thoughts are not being considered.  I could understand if I was new to the industry and new to the platform.  But I started using QuickBooks on a regular basis back in 2003.  QBDT has always been great but when they introduced QBO it was subpar at best.
Years later it improved but we are now back to the point that if I don't find something else soon I'll be retiring.  I can tell you that I'm not the only person that feels this way.

Particularly frustrating is the replies received from Intuit.  Ask a question as to why a reversal to classic view isn't allowed or how can you change the report default to the earlier version and all you get is a detailed and comprehensive lesson on how to print reports.  REALLY?

My biggest objection is my client users are frustrated and are quickly lost leading to unnecessary mistakes that I have to correct and try to teach them how to avoid them in the future.  Now that tax season is here, that is a serious, irritating and unwanted drain on resources.

They say people are praising the changes and I'd love to see the data on who those people actually are other than intuit personnel.  They are certainly not accountants that have been in the business for more than an hour.  If I added a premium surcharge to correct QBO mistakes while processing tax returns I'm sure those phantom praises would vanish overnight.

Unfortunately, despite this forum and the Idea Exchange (and probably Feedback), they have decided to push on with Modern View reports.

Keep the classic view reports (intuit.com)

We started using the RightTool app and it has helped with a ton of things including the classic view on reports.
Check it out.  They have a very robust FREE version and for more advanced tools they have an inexpensive paid for account.
I hope this helps.

The idea that we now need a third party app to sidestep the idiocy intuit insists we just accept as "enhanced functions" only serves to prove how tone-deaf their developers have become.  WTF?  Accountant users are responsible for a majority of the subscriptions Intuit enjoys. We are being ignored and it doesn't sit well.  Now the sales push is on for ledger as, what I suspect is, a hidden agenda to move small sole props to online and off desktop so we can watch the same 5 year march from $10 a month to $50 just like we saw plus go from $30 to $90.  Not buying it.  I'll put them on Zoho if it becomes a forced issue.

I agree with you 100%.  Intuit used to be great and always tried to stay on top of the best thought process for accounting.  In the last 5 -7 years it has slowly gone downhill and we've had to find work arounds.  AND the last year and a half has been atrocious. 
While I do like the work arounds I've found, I agree that they should not be necessary and QuickBooks/Intuit should be listening to the people that have supported their business for the last 30 years.

We are also looking for an alternative (one stop shop) software but have not quite found it yet.