Azure UI is awful for stuff like hitting the back button and reliably going back, or even for a structured view of a resource. Try using AKS, and select any given pod or node and the little "path" disappears and you can't reliably go back to the main cluster without hitting the back button that usually does not work. This is also true for most Azure resources, though azureml is oddly very nice to use, UI wise. For some weird reasons, searching in some lists only works with exact prefixes, meaning that you better have the full, correct name of the thing you're looking for.
Azure is fine to display surface level information, but it is atrocious when it comes to actually doing stuff or finding details. AWS, and the new UI in particular imo, is a breeze in comparison. But then again, my favorite cloud UI is GCP so maybe I'm just weird like that :)
I haven't worked with AKS, but in Azure if you want to go back to the previous "parent" resource it's usually pretty simple, you just scroll to the left. It's a bit strange, but once you get use to it you learn to stop using the back button.
Azure is fine to display surface level information, but it is atrocious when it comes to actually doing stuff or finding details. AWS, and the new UI in particular imo, is a breeze in comparison. But then again, my favorite cloud UI is GCP so maybe I'm just weird like that :)