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That feature is only added when it is bought and they force ads to be used. The original site is always much more useful than after purchase

Or at least an accordion for each row of checkboxes, with the first row expanded but all others closed by default.

The UX team recommends to make it infinite scrolling… improves user “engagement”.

Next you're going to complain that all the pixels of an image are too close to each other and there should be some grille patterns separating them.

Ah yes, the Backrooms of UX hell.

With the right procedural generation and some decent flavor, that could be genuinely horrifying!