The desktop version was perfect for what we needed.  

at least you were able to keep the old format/theme before, but they've disabled it now. everything is going mobile, but it's atrocious to see how much space is wasted on a nice wide screen monitor. the good ol' "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" fits to the T here. i say keep the old format for the desktops and the new one for the cell users, or at least have that option to switch back and forth. 

It was NOT hard.All I had to do was download a new app on my phone (it was safe).I had to go to my desktop/laptop and sign in and it was free to my surprise.Then I uploaded my 185 addresses with no issue.

Lenders that don’t require an appraisal will perform a desktop appraisal but will typically have a very conservative view on the value of the property to protect the company’s investment.

@Devun O'HaraBP has some calculators you can use, easier to use them from the desktop.

Google voice may have a desktop client, just have to switch tenants over to that number. 

In Quickbooks(Desktop) it is a manual process to trigger the statement charges to be entered monthly from the memorized transactions and then go through each one to execute the Direct Debit. 

Doing on my desktop computer - I find it is easier to navigate here than the phone app. 

@Jason DeMauro I use QuickBooks Desktop and love it, but there is a learning curve if you don't know accounting. 

i was thinking as long as the bookkeeper updated by books once a week, i could continue to work with desktop. also, is the user experience different between the two?