Amazing, great improvement.  

Thanks. 

• The selections don't save, but that's what the favorite tab is for.
• The library button is still a drop down. There should be one button to get to your library. It is unintuitive to scroll over library, and have to select "See All" for either sourcebooks or adventures instead of just being taken to the favorites tab of your library by default.

Is the UI still being update on the home page to streamline this change?

Some of the content related to the [Dragon of Icespire Peak] boxset/D&DBeyond extra content still has the red basket icon visible and no indication that it's in [My Library] on this screen - have to click on it and go into the marketplace screen for it to tell me that I already own this content.

I don't know if here is the right place to give that type of feedback.

Probably a really niche thought (or maybe I'm just missing this feature due to the newness (older player slower to get to grips with IT/webpage changes - lol)), but how about a button to filter on [not owned] to reduce scroll down time?

Not sure if this is where to put this, but neither Tasha's Cauldron nor Xanathar's Guide show up in my Owned collection despite the marketplace, the mobile app, and my own records of purchase showing I own them digitally already. I haven't checked for others yet, but I noticed they weren't anywhere to be found when trying to save them to Favorites. They show up under All as not purchased, but I have bought them.

Yeah, you have not got this right yet. Loads of my sourcebooks show up in library as not owned. I can still access them, however.

I still can't claim Hold Back the Dead nor Spelljammer Academy but they're still taunting me in the library/sources list. 

Please just let us purchase the limited time only sources!

Ah, I've been waiting for the Favorites a long time. Thanks!

A step in the right direction, unlike the other recent changes. But it's not good ux that clicking Library doesn't actually show my library, and still opens "featured sources". I shouldn't have to click a second time on view all to see only books I currently own. Please either get rid of the dropdown altogether, or change the dropdown so it only shows content the user owns. In a really ideal world, it would only show the user's personal favorites, since they are the most used books and therefore most in need of a shortcut.

There are a lot of books I should own that it says I do not. I purchased a Legendary Bundle way back when, and although I can view them because they are shared with me from others, It still says I do not own them.

I will agree with everyone else here, I am missing entitlements to almost half of my purchased content.  Hopefully this gets fixed up soon, as it will be extremely disruptive to both play and campaign prep.

Love the new update & looking forward to future improvements! 🙌

I assume bug fixes are coming in the near future as some of the content is not labeled correctly for me with certain products like TCoE, XGtE, and DoIP+dlc.

Agreed! Plz allow us to purchase Delisted and Pasted promo content 🙏 

I would buy Tome of Foes and the Legends of Runeterra promo so quick if they were ever available again 😭

An improvement but there are still some bugs to work out! I own both the 2014 and 2014 DMG and the 2014 version no longer shows up as a book that I own. There might be more but that's the one that stood out to me.

Sure would be good if you tested this sort of stuff before deploying.  Large number of things that I own (as confirmed by the Marketplace, Order History, and access) show up with shopping carts (and then a warning that "You own this digital product" when I click on the cart icon).

It is a good reminder that we are only renting content, however, and should not trust you.

Phenomenal. This and reveals make for a heck of a Christmas present!

Was better before... the old news, market and library did the job right... Now... harder to find the news, harder to mingle what book to read to prep for campaign, and your marketplace is throwing at me books I already have... 

I don't understand why you don't have the option to sort by Release Date, like it used to be?

This is great! Long awaited feature, and will make running campaigns a lot easier with the accessibility; does this apply to the app or strictly the website? Being able to have a separate tab of "Favorites" or pinning sources to the top would make life even easier on there.

Outstanding! Now make the app do that!

Honestly, this redesign is dreadful. It feels like a redesign so that the folks working at DDB have something to do in order to earn their pay. It simply isn't very well thought through.

I now can see fewer sources at a glance than previously. Anyone with any experience in UI and/or UX is now asking the question: 'where's the list view toggle?' As DDB grows and more sources get added, there will be users who want to see sources in a list view rather than these large images. Since way back in the 90's when designing websites folks realised that users of websites are fundamentally lazy. They often don't bother looking 'below the fold'. They don't like excessive amounts of clicking around to find what they're looking for. This was the problem with that failed redesign you folks tried a few months back. It just doesn't work well - at all. Users want to make fewer clicks, not more. 

So here's some solid and actionable things you could do to improve this:

1. Automatically show the user their owned content first. When a user lands on the library page they should be seeing what they own first and foremost. Maybe you get a single 'featured' or 'recommended' item to try and drive sales, but all the stuff a user doesn't own should appear after the things they do own. This minimises clicking around, but also gives the marketplace and sales folks a valuable place to try and encourage further purchases. If a user then wants to click around filtering they can do, but the most common job would already be handled by the site. 
2. Add a list view option. So few of us actually care about that cover artwork when we're looking for a particular sourcebook. Having a thumbnail and list view details would allow users to be able to see more of their content at a single glance. It really is such a basic piece of functionality that I'm astonished any web designer could've missed this one. Going 'below the fold' is an issue as old as time.
3. The 'My Library' font size does not need to be that large. The page comes across as a Fisher Price, child-like design. Let's make everything REAL BIG. It's kinda unnecessary and takes up screen space that could be filled with the actual content. Reduce the size of the font. (This would be even better if you focus too on point 5 below).
4. Reduce the dead space on the page. That much white, empty, dead space on a page is unforgiveable. You really do not need that much dead area on the screen. 
5. Hire someone to do an accessibility audit of D&D Beyond. The site fails across the board on accessibility. It's in contravention of the UK Equality Act, EU disability regulations, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is one that no-one should have to tell you folks. The new design is going to be absolute hell for screen readers and other similar accessibility tools. In fact, having done a basic test of the site with a screen reader, I can now tell that whoever you handed the responsibility for the design to isn't capable or skilled enough to do their job. It really is that simple. Get in an accessibility expert, get in a dev who knows how to code and design with accessibility in mind.