The article correctly argues that we should be able configure computer interfaces to our liking, something that I gave up years ago and now stick to defaults (including non-invert of the yolk in video games).
Since accepting the default state when there's an update and the interface changes for the third time in a year I just get on and learn whatever I am confronted with and as a result I have lower blood pressure.
The only constant is change. Go with the flow. Yadadadaaa