What's changed

• Target: one line above the frame, its buffs from the left edge and its debuffs from the right edge, yours first on each side. A side wraps upward once it fills half the frame.
• Focus: the same, with its buffs (up to 4, anyone's) and your debuffs (up to 8).
• Party frames: beside each bar, defensives, a gap, then debuffs (the ones you can remove first). Aura icons and Show buffs became Defensive icons (2) and Debuff icons (3); other buffs show through Buff indicators.
• Raid frames: inside the bar's right end, defensives, a small gap, then debuffs at the very end. Aura icons became Defensive icons (1) and Debuff icons (2).

• Quests to pick up: a "!" where each quest you can take now is given, in its difficulty colour by the original game's rule. A quest shows only when you can really take it: your level, race and class, the quests before it, its profession skill and reputation. Its card names the giver and their other quests. Repeatable quests are blue.
• Quests from items: a "!" where the mobs or objects live that drop an item starting a quest.
• Hover a quest and every pin of it is ringed while the rest fade. A quest giver who walks a route has the route drawn on the map ("Warcaller Gorlach walks round Orgrimmar").
• Dungeons and raids: a slowly turning swirl at each entrance (raids with a second ring), with the recommended levels on its card, each wing's too (Scarlet Monastery's Graveyard 30–38 …). Battlegrounds with crossed swords.
• Places: flight masters, campfires you found, innkeepers, repair, mailboxes, vendors, trainers (your class's, professions' drawn after the game's icons, weapon masters, riding), bankers, auctioneers and more.
• Rares at every spot they spawn at: hover one and all its spots are ringed; a rare who walks has its route drawn. Treasure chests too.
• Unexplored areas drawn tinted where the game would show them once explored.
• Your quests' markers in SuuUI's look: in progress (three dots), ready to hand in ("?" in arcane, glowing), the next step on another map (a pointer, dashed edge); the one you follow larger and ringed; the quest log's markers in the same look. Clicks, tooltips and following stay the game's.
• Holidays: a holiday's quests and vendors show only while it's on, by the game's calendar; the Darkmoon Faire only at the site it's at.
• Map filters in the header choose what shows, in groups (Quests, Places, Services, Trading, Trainers, Rares and treasures). Quests also has the game's quest log options: Quest levels ("[15]" before a title) and Difficulty colours.
• Pins of a kind close together merge with a count (a click zooms in). Zoomed all the way in, every pin sits on its exact spot, a little larger.
• Settings › World map › Pin opacity makes the pins more see-through (100% by default).

• action bar buttons 24px with larger key text, empty slots shown;
• nameplates a little larger;
• party and raid frames mark low health and fade to 25% out of range; raid frames 19px tall, 8px apart, with one aura;
• the damage meter in class colours with 9 rows; threat in raw values, always shown; readiness off;
• the spellbook lists spells still to train; Collections in the micro menu; the bag bar shows on mouseover;
• edit mode snaps to a 4px grid; the beta's issue reporter is hidden; your group finder ad posts in General;
• new places for the bags, tooltips, bag bar and action bar 5;
• buff indicators per druid spec, and a missing Battle Shout for Protection warriors.

• Browse: one list of groups and players looking for groups, from the game's group finder and from public chat (LookingForGroup, General, Trade, Say), with where each was seen and how long ago. Each group shows what it has (its members' roles, greyed) and what it still needs, your role highlighted, and its size ("3/5"). Filter by category, activity or text, or show only what fits your level and roles. Whatever concerns you comes first and is highlighted, for example a group for what you're listed for that needs your role, or one for a quest in your log. Whisper or invite right from the list. Opening the window searches the game's group finder; Refresh searches again.
• Chat in three languages: English, Korean and Chinese posts are read, so groups posted in any of them join the list. SuuUI joins LookingForGroup for this and keeps it out of your chat windows.
• List yourself: the game's own listing panel, in SuuUI's look.
• My listing: while you're listed, your listing with Delist and Update, and an ad for chat written from your listing that you can edit and post with a click (LookingForGroup, General, Trade, Say or Yell).
• Who: search who's online with the game's class, race and zone filters and its sort order; add a friend, whisper or invite.
• Notes: a group for what you're listed for that needs your role, a new group for it, a player for your group, a group for a quest in your log or in your zone, friends and guild members looking, groups you whispered (posted again, full or gone), stale results (Refresh, Delist), your listing running out (Delist, Open listing) and ending. They wait while you fight or are in a dungeon. /suu lfgnotes shows one of each.
• Settings › Group Finder (also the gear in the window's header): the chat channels read, joining LookingForGroup, how long chat posts stay, the languages read, your ad's channel, and each kind of note on or off with its options (sound, tool or chat, how sure, in combat, in instances).

• your points, the three trees, and challenges by category, each with its full list;
• the reward track along the window's foot.

The micro menu marks the Legacy button, and a note appears, while you have Legacy points to spend.

• your professions at a glance, unlearned ones too;
• unlearning, after typing UNLEARN to confirm;
• dragging a profession's spells (Disenchant, Smelting) onto your bars;
• recipe lists with grouped filters and sorting;
• where a recipe you don't know yet is learned;
• linking a profession or a recipe in chat.

• your friends, with your BattleTag and status at the top;
• recent allies, with pins and notes;
• friend requests, and ignoring players;
• raid groups where you drag members from group to group;
• your raid lockouts.

• guild chat with the message of the day on top;
• a roster with a class column and each member's details;
• guild and officer notes edited with one click;
• promote, demote and remove;
• the guild information and the guild log;
• guild settings: ranks, permissions, bank tabs and the Discord link.