Varsha Patel Atlassian Team

@Ales Janzekovic By the end of July 2025, admins or users won't have the ability to turn off the new navigation. Additionally, as per your site's plan, we'll be disabling the option to turn off the new navigation. For example, if your site is on a Standard plan, then we'll remove the option for admins to turn off the new…

@alfredo negrete @Klaudia Liskova Unfortunately, we’re rolling out the new navigation for Cloud versions only.

@Shawn Stevens You can choose to turn on the new navigation for your site on April 14, 2025. If you choose to not turn on the new navigation for your site on April 14, 2025, your site will get the new navigation in July 2025. 

@Rebekka Heilmann _viadee_ Re: Timeline for standard edition If you're not turning on the new navigation for your site on April 14, 2025, then your site will get the navigation mid-April to late-April 2025. * For admins on the Standard edition/plan, we'll remove the option to turn off the navigation for everyone. *…

@Patrick van der Rijst Please leave your feedback by following the below steps so we can prioritize:On the bottom left side, select Give feedback on new navigation to leave feedback on the product.

@Gregg Brown Admins can self-serve and turn on the new navigation for Sandbox environments on April 14, 2025. Please watch this page for latest updates to the timelines. 

@Wurm Peter Yes, admins can self-serve and turn on the new navigation for Sandbox environments on April 14, 2025. 

@Miriam Hopton We experienced a brief technical issue on March 20, 2025. For approximately 45 minutes, the new navigation was unintentionally enabled for some users, which wasn’t part of our planned rollout schedule. The issue was quickly resolved and we’ve put controls in place to prevent an event like this in the future.…

@Brian Mertens Yes, admins can self-serve and turn on the new navigation for Sandbox environments on April 14, 2025. 

@Darryl Lee Re: Premium and Enterprise plan Users will have the ability to opt out till the end of July 2025. Sorry for the confusion, updated the article to reflect this.

@Stephanie Johnson Thanks for the call out. We've updated the dates to reflect in all articles. 

@Patricia Francezi_iDev_ Yes, you'll find both those options in Jira labs.

@Panteley.Kramarski On the bottom left side, select Give feedback on new navigation to report the bug.

@Darryl Lee Re: Sandboxes I've added a row to include information about the Sandbox environments. As an admin, you should be able to self-serve in Sandboxes mid-April 2025 and turn on/off the navigation.

@David Berclaz _Apwide_ The Free sites are already on the new navigation, but as the JSM subscription was for Standard, you got both experiences. For consistency, we’ve enabled new navigation for your site. 

@Patricia Francezi_iDev_ The path to Jira labs is different based on the experience you're on (the old navigation or the new navigation). To turn on the new navigation (when you're on the old navigation), the path to Jira labs is via Personal Jira settings. * To turn off the new navigation (when you're on the new…

@Dirk Ronsmans Thank you for the call-out. The path depends on the navigation experience you're on. I've updated the article to reflect when users switch between the experiences. 

@Anton Bildh We put our latest timelines in this article and added what happens to mixed subscription/editions as an FAQ. But I'll reply here as well: To maintain consistency across products, you’ll get the new navigation based on the product that has the highest edition. For example, if your site has Jira on a Premium…

@Roberto Ialino We put our latest timelines in this article and added what happens to mixed subscription/editions as an FAQ. But I'll reply here as well: To maintain consistency across products, you’ll get the new navigation based on the product that has the highest edition. For example, if your site has Jira on a Premium…

@Darryl Lee and @Yatish Madhav Re: More power to end-users Based on our research with admins from late 2024 to early 2025, we found that managing bespoke workflows at the user level becomes increasingly challenging for admins of the organization. To address this, we're giving admins control over whether to move their users…

@ヴァリエンテ フロリアン_Florian Valiente_ We've added mixed subscriptions to the list of FAQs. But I'll reply here as well: To maintain consistency across products, you’ll get the new navigation based on the product that has the highest edition. For example, if your site has Jira on a Premium edition and Confluence on a Standard…

Thank you @Darryl Lee for answering the questions. But we've now posted the article on this group as well.

@Anton Bildh Please bear with us while we work out the timeline. We'll be providing details on the rollout soon, and you'll have more clarity for the sites with mixed subscriptions. 

@Yatish Madhav There are major experience changes from the Chrome extension to the Beta launch now. That post was only for the duration of Chrome experiment, and is no longer valid for reference now. Good call out on that, I'll edit it to make it clear.

@Yatish Madhav Re: The change comparisons The article you've linked is only for Chrome extension. We've now removed the Chrome extension and we're in the Beta launch. For the Beta launch, please refer to the below: * Overview and key experience changes * What's changing in the world of Jira? * What's changing in Atlassian…

Hi @Yatish Madhav Yes, that is correct. All your users on the site will get the new navigation. Re: sign up for this BUT have it available under the Labs for our users to select and use it only if they would like to We don't support that functionality as there are technical constraints around it. Users on the site can…

Hi @Fabricio Riveros Your site was enrolled for the EAP from an administrator. This is the reason you're seeing the new navigation for your site. Re: Is it possible that the release of the new interface version was brought forward? We've only enabled the new navigation for a small cohort of people who have signed up for…

Hi @Apryl Harris We understand the desire for Sandbox environments for the EAP and agree that they can be beneficial for users. However, this EAP is for learning and validating some key assumptions, whereas Beta is more focused on driving familiarity and change management practices for large organizations. To achieve this,…

Hi @Apryl Harris For this EAP, we’re looking for users to use the new navigation in their production sites (not Sandbox environment) as we want to understand how the new navigation works with users workflows and real-time data so we can learn and adapt to make the experience better.

Hi @Sonya Petkunas Since the new navigation is enabled at the site level for this EAP, all users on the site URL will have the new navigation enabled. But users can turn on/off the new navigation at any time, and it won’t affect other users. Re: Demo As @Stephen Aldridge mentioned, the demo was shown at the Team ‘24 event…