Not just to this request, but the overall hostility to QoL improvements constantly irks me. It doesn't baffle me, because it's easy to see that the attitude is: "If it wasn't that easy for me/If I had to do it the hard way, everybody else always should." But it irks me because don't we want things to improve for people who come along in the future? Just because your version took 26 steps and the new version takes 16 doesn't mean the new version is lazy. It means it's better. Do you still ride your horse everywhere because people who drive cars are "lazy"? Do you still go to a barber to have your teeth removed via pliers because "real humans endure pain"?

QoL improvements are just that, quality of life. And most of them will even benefit people who've had to use the older, more difficult/annoying methods, too. And even if one doesn't, wanting someone else to deal with the same headache you did because otherwise nobody will understand "how hard you had it/how hardcore you are" is just... pitiful.