The only reason I used Cursor was due to the ability to review files using the “Review next” button and which allowed me to open each file that was modified and review or edit it as needed. This new integrated UI with a miniscule check that either gives me the option to accept or reject is horrible. Not to mention that this has turned cursor into an agentic workflow that makes the IDE integration useless. I might as well use Claude Code or OpenAI Codex rather then deal with this.
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Unless I’m misunderstanding, it works for me in 1.3.5. Select the file name in the agent window that has pending updates to review. Use the little arrows to move between other files.
What a useless UI. Why do I have to hunt the affected files down in the conversion instead of the Review next file button that would simply appear as soon as a file was modified.
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When only 1 file is changed and you are in another file: At the bottom there is a “Review next” button.
When multiple files are edited (as you can see in the screenshot above by Baalakay): At the bottom there is e.g. “3/5 files” which acts like “Review next”. It’s a spinner that on click moves you to the first change of the next file 1/5 becomes 2/5, … and 5/5 becomes 1/5.
Today is extremely hard to find a good UX designer who does not put design over function (thanks, Mr. Jobs), understands the difference between effective and trendy and so on.
See Win 11…a total UX disaster.
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It doesn’t appear unless you’ve started by poking around the chat, and even then it keeps closing files as you navigate through them. Horrible UX.
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That’s true and it’s fine for me. When do you want it to appear?
I like that it is closing files because otherwise I whould have to close them myself - that’s the point of the review - after it you want the file closed. If you don’t - then it is a file that you plan to work on “long term”, so it should be or should have been opened manually with Ctrl+P.
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Not sure if it helps, but I use git diffs for that- Git Graph or Git Lens.
How do you guys reapply rejected code change in this new version? I can’t find that reapply button now, it was present on every code diff in the chat before.
I can’t seem to find a way to do this either @ianmoone163
I think it was removed in the new version sadly. I used it to handpick some working code of the AI.
Try Ctrl+Z key combination. If you have just rejected the code and haven’t done anything else, it will reapply it. Otherwise you’ll have to undo all the later changes until you get to reapplying.
sad to hear that’s the current way, reapply button is really helpful to me. When the AI breaks at the middle of your work, I just reject all and reapply the code change one by one to test which one is working and continue from there. CTRL Z is blindly undoing and redoing things. But guess there’s no better way in the current version.
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agreed, review next and opening all modified files by agent automatically was the main feature for UX in my case… please bring back at least as a setting
Yeah this is vital…I’m not sure who’s handling UX but I assume they don’t use Cursor.
This is the second time that Cursor froze my computer (well it actually does that every 10 minutes) and I accidently clicked reject all.
This didn’t used to be an issue because I could go back and reapply…now I just have to deal with a broken codebase and add 30 minutes copying and pasting fixes.