Me too. Before filing, the year over year was there ---- very useful, but I stupidly thought I could come back to it, but it was gone after I filed the 2025 return. Year over year is very useful, and I like to keep it so that I can see how things changed and check to see why. Unfortunately, my instinct to print everything I think I'll refer to did not kick in, and my assumptions instinct overruled it. As if the program wasn't confusing enough, even though I have used it many times, they have to change things (that don't seem necessary, and of course, change the order of pages, and insert extra steps, until my brain gives up. Why insert a page and then delete it? Why not delete it just before filing or save it as a draft, and delete it from the filed copy.
