Release notes for version 3.3.4

Release notes for version 3.3.4
(Google translate)
Mixer Panel (F10):
The instrument volume control bar is horizontal. It would be more logical to arrange it vertically, at the same time placing the sliders of the volume control potentiometers horizontally inside the panel, as musical notes and, respectively, musical parts are usually located horizontally.
This will speed up the intuitive search for the necessary regulator, since they will be located in the same order as the musical parts of the instrument on the bearer. In general, the mixer panel in versions 2.xx was more successful, in addition, it was more compact.
In addition, the large sliders below are for some reason duplicated by the small sliders above. This is superfluous.
The list of instrument sounds must be provided with a slider on the left side of the list so that it becomes possible to turn the list through pages, as was done, for example, in text editors.

In addition, in the list of instrument sounds, many instruments (those that are capable of making “crescendo / diminuendo” within a single note) are duplicated with the addition of the prefix “Expr.”.
Maybe it would be better if in the Inspector, for the speakers "crescendo", at the beginning indicate the initial volume level, and in the end - the final level. It will be easier this way and the list of instrument sounds will be shorter.
For those instruments that cannot make "crescendo" within the same note (piano, marimba, etc.), this function must be made inactive.
It would be very nice if the function "crescendo / diminuendo" within a single note would work for other sf2 banks.

Palette:

Symbols of dynamics (p, mf, ff and so on) are not dragged to the stave, as it was before.

Entering notes:
When you try to enter notes for a drum kit (Drumset), the drum selection bar, which should appear below, sometimes (very rarely) appears outside the screen. Perhaps this only appears on my computer.
In versions 2.x, in the Mixer panel, it was immediately visible to all parties which instruments were assigned to them, now we need to click on each individual instrument to see what sound was assigned to it.
Mute and Solo modes ("M", "S") can now be turned on both at the same time, and they should work one at a time, that is, either one or the other.
The F12 function, in my opinion, is unnecessarily complicated, its purpose is a quick transition to any place in the score and nothing more.

It is not possible to make the crescendo / diminuendo lines shorter when they go beyond the beat.

Arpeggiato and others like that have disappeared from the Palette. They are very lacking.
In general, I wish the authors of the MuseScore program success and wish them to avoid the typical mistakes that were observed in various other programs during their refinements from version to version.
Often in the history of the creation of computer programs, it turned out that the early version of the program turned out to be quite successful, but then, in the course of improvements and improvements, the successfully found interface became more and more cumbersome. Although at the same time visually he looked more and more attractive.
The Russian version of this text is duplicated in the Russian part of the forum