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October 7, 2026

Lack of Support

  • October 7, 2026
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I came here to try and figure out how to pin the menu bar.  However, I quickly got frustrated, seeing that I’m a paying customer, however I can only open limited types of support tickets.  This is unfortunately a sign of the times, with tech companies not wanting to support their products and customers anymore.  I think it is a shame.  If you can not or will not support your product, stop making products. That simple.  So my issue started as interface issue, found that I cannot pin the menu bar (dumbest decision I’ve probably ever heard of), elevated to “why am I paying for a product, that I cannot get support on”, to probably leaving Lucid because I refuse to pay for something and not get support.  

 

The only way these companies will change is if customers start standing up to them.

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Ambar D
Lucid community team
October 7, 2026

Hi ​@myjohnson, thank you for posting in the Lucid Community. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve had trouble finding support. We’re happy to help- I’m converting this to a private support ticket so the right team can take a closer look. You will receive an email with further communication.

 

For any other users who may come across this post, I want to provide additional information on how to get help with Lucid products. Most questions can be answered in the Lucid Help Center, and we encourage users to browse articles or search keywords here.

If you need more personalized help, we’re happy to help here in the Lucid Community! You can ask a question, troubleshoot problems, or provide product feedback. Our product support teams are actively answering questions here in this community!

If your request includes sensitive information or requires back-end help from our support agents, always feel free to submit a private support ticket!

myjohnsonAuthor
October 7, 2026

Sorry, I feel that if I pay for something, I should be able to get support from the vendor directly, and not have to depend on a community.  If this was freeware or something else, than that would be acceptable, but it is not.  Unfortunately, I’ve been in IT for over 33 years, so things have changed a lot over the years, and they are not getting better, but getting worse.