I hadnât thought of that. Thank you, that helped.
Iâm sure theyâll look into it. But first, theyâve suggested an easy fix, and it worked. Now that they know itâs not working permanently, theyâll take a closer look.
Exactly! Unfortunately, currently the name Trakt LITE still fits, and a lite platform is not good for the many power users Trakt has.
Huh, I tried a few more times with the new Trakt, and while itâs slowly getting better, thereâs still not one feature missing
- Episode/movie card
- Labels. Anime tracking is a nightmare here, and labels are really useful, you know all those âmid-season finale/mid-season premiereâ

- Rating - good way to spot filler/recap episode before opening it. Or just bad movie.
- some shows had episode number in (), like Dragon Ball Z here - it was a nice touch.
- also I do miss season poster, they were better than thumbnail.
- The indication for watched seasons/episodes/shows is so subtle itâs practically invisible. Be kind, many years have passed since the laser correction
Hiding watched content? Unfortunately, no. Tough experience on shows with many seasons.
- There was this really convenient indication of sequels/prequels in Classic. Especially when I find something in recommendations or big lists. On the old Trakt, you could see immediately on the first screen whether it was the first film or if it had prequels. In the new version you have to REMEMBER to scroll down, check whether thereâs an âofficial listâ, open it to see order. Bruh.
- The lack of âhide watchedâ on actor/director pages is genuinely painful. And I hope that horizontal scroll will disappear from here just the way it did on the Dashboard (thatâs my wish after scrolling all Samuel L. Jackson filmography to the very beginning huh).
On the other hand âFrom My Historyâ is a good one, maybe even worthy to be the first carousel
- Dropped shows in new Trakt? No indication, no page to see full list, nothing (sometimes I go back to the list to give show another try).
- All Time Stats seem to have vanished. Looks like the new version didnât find any room for them.Funny thing is, this tiny feature is why I subscribed years ago. I later got disappointed, but still checked in occasionally - mostly to watch countries disappear from the map (I had a goal to watch a film from every country; finished it, the entire map was filled; today 20+ countries are suddenly âunwatchedâ again. Magic
). Also the numbers are screwed ever since Unknown release, so it really looks like the feature is gone.
P.S. I really like how aggressive Cloudflare is on Classic Trakt (sometimes every 3-5 clicks I need to prove being human) and how I got zero checks on new. Still not convinced to switch fully.
P.S.S. Overall, thanks for bringing familiar features back - at least some of the angry complaints we left here are no longer relevant. Though I still had to dig through a pull requests to figure out that I need to double-click to give a 0.5-star rating, because the release notes are basically impossible to find now ![]()
Please add the ability to do half ratings and please show the ratings under the posters. I really donât care how many people are watching something and would rather see the ratings from all sources or at least trakt users.
It would be way easier though if we could select half stars with the normal hover motion
Sadly Trakt is not a desktop site anymore. Itâs a mobile interface stretched wider. So donât look for hovers - touch interfaces donât have hover states but have more clicks.
They can still implement it thoughâŚ
Like a developer I know once said: if something needs a tutorial, itâs bad design ![]()
Or something along those lines ![]()
The new design is too complicated and only makes things harder for the user. It took me two minutes to understand where to mark an episode as seen, and to find history, and find new menus âŚ..
Well, I have my fair share of criticism with the new site too, but I donât see that. If anything, it might have become oversimplified. It just seems like youâll need to get used to it. Or can you share any specific examples?
Both things can be true in this instance.
By oversimplifying it theyâve made it unnecessarily complicated to find what are common actions for a large number of users. What was once an easy action now requires several steps to achieve the same (if you even can).
Maybe this is the result of Trakt not being aware of how large numbers of their customers use it. Something that has become apparent from several comments made by the devs for example about incorrect use of things like âLibraryâ.
Has something changed as for the last couple of days, I no longer have sight of my âWatched Historyâ on my homepage/dashboard at. Discover. Track. Share. - Trakt. I can see Up Next, Upcoming Schedule, and then instead of my watched history, that is completely missing, I go straight to my Watch List and 30 Days Stats).
How do I get my Watched History block back?!
I noticed that too
have to go to history and lots of time get a cloudflare verify you are human thing againâŚoh wait itâs back. Itâs under 30 day stats now! I donât know if that was the same before but I swear yesterday I couldnât find it.
Cloudflare is driving me nuts ![]()
Fair, workflows can become more complicated and require more clicks.
The original post noted something about not finding history or where to mark an episode as seen; and in these cases, I donât agree.
the watched history shows up as âRecently Watchedâ directly under the 30 day stats
This is the most important point to be made.
Just understand that this recent flood of feedback came because the new and completely unfinished site was suddenly made the default URL, so all users who rely on V2 were shocked upon login. Myself and probably a lot of others turned off the âliteâ site months ago, forgot about it, and donât frequent the forums at all. So now youâre getting the rush of people trying to figure out what the heck is going on.
All we ask is for full parity between the âoldâ and ânewâ, and the shock of seeing an incomplete site made the default URL got a lot of paying customers seriously worried. Now that the URL has reverted back to V2, you probably will get far less negative reactions. Maybe a lesson learned?




