Can you name what new syntax you abhor?

I mean, other than []<>(){}() being a valid C++ expression [0], C++ hasn't even made any notable sygil-related syntax changes recently. Sure, some keywords were added (auto, constexpr, co_yield...) but I don't see how that leads to "ugly" syntax.

[0]: That's a lambda capturing no state, having no template parameters, taking no arguments, with an empty body, finally being called immediately with no arguments. But half of that is optional. A more usual lambda would look like [foo](int bar) { return foo+bar; }.