> You may have already noticed that links to the package reference docs for the standard library on golang.org/pkg now redirect to their equivalents on pkg.go.dev, which is a better experience today and will continue to improve.

Facts not in evidence.

The "classic" golang.org documentation was simple, easy to search, and consistent across user agents. The pkg.go.dev documentation is... well, bluntly: strictly worse.

There are longstanding bugs in basically all user agents. The README for a module is unavoidably truncated by default and requires a click to expand. And the navigation panel on the left is only rendered beyond a certain browser width, and changes as you scroll -- in total, a UX disaster.

I'm so frustrated by these changes. It's one thing to update the look and feel of a site over time. I understand and that's fine. But this was clearly a design by committee, with no single coherent direction. The net effect ticks a lot of boxes but is just functionally worse.