For example, “continue watching” is never in the same place in my experience.
Whereas in Plex it’s always top and center meaning I can always find it instantly.
Pirating is again becoming the superior product, even though I’ve already paid plenty for the legal options.
What country are you from? US grocery stores move shit around all the time for a very same reason.
Netflix played a shell game with people's idea of value. A $18 Netflix subscription might seem not bad, it's less than an hour's work for most people! But that $2k a year?
How many people spent $2k a year buying and renting media? My family spent like $100 a year doing that.
The entire point of the subscription model is to take advantage of the way your brain processes value. I've given Spotify like $8k over the course of my subscription. I definitely do not regularly listen to $8k worth of music. If I cut off the long tail of the weird stuff I listen to, I probably listen to less than $500 of music in my lifetime, and very little of that went to the actual artists I like.
$18 * 12 = $216
I'm only a whole magnitude off!
But they didn't charge you $18 a month to keep it in your library, it could just sit on a shelf.