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Right side but the toggles should closer to the words like they are on the Left version. half the width of a monitor is too far away

I prefer the gray background like the Left, but prefer the layout on the right. But the buttons can be closer to the text, I have a large 2k monitor and don't want everything to spread out.

The right side, But like @rnica said, the toggles closer to the words.

We recently merged a few updates to our command deck to improve observability around request timing. This new instrumentation gives us better insight into performance and will help us identify and resolve issues more precisely. No changes were made to the Command Deck UX in this release. You might already notice things feel a bit snappier 😉 ... let us know.

On the right but with the layout of the left. close, and indentation based on grouping.

I voted left because of the compactness, but I probably would have voted right if they were closer to the words like others suggested.

It’s much faster, I like it.

It might just be placebo, but so far when clicking anything in the dashboard it feels like it's loading twice as fast 😅

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