I mod all my subs at once by going to https://www.reddit.com/r/mod/about/modqueue - it shows a single modqueue of all subs I mod, and I just go through and tackle issues from there. There have been a lot of changes over the past few months, some of them irrelevant (changing the buttons, changing the icons) and some have been downright harmful (like for some reason I can no longer "Confirm Removal" of comments that AutoMod has filtered if I click on them for more context, I have to go back out of the comment and click Remove or Spam from the modqueue. Which is terrible, because more than half the time I need context for mod actions. Why can't the modqueue look like the user profile view, and show (ideally collapsed but viewable in-context) the repiled-to and reply comments? The code already exists, it's in the user profile view already.

But the things that are the most infuriating about the workflow haven't been touched. I have to mod from oldest to newest - if I remove the last item on a page and try to go to the next page, the "&after=" part of the URL for the next page points to a comment/post that doesn't exist in the queue anymore, and it bombs out. But the queue is sorted from newest to oldest, so I have to start by paging forward to the end, and work backwards. Sometimes it just bombs out anyway, especially if someone else is working the queue too. I do a remarkable amount of manual URL manipulation every time I work the queue. I'm used to it, but I shouldn't have to be.

Beyond that, working from oldest to newest I work from the bottom of the page upward, but there are no pagination controls at the top of the page, only the bottom - so I work from bottom to top, then scroll all the way down to the bottom again. The workflow absolutely stinks. Modding is a hard enough job without our tools working against us.