We used the ‘Save Cart’ function all the time and of course also noticed right away that it was missing. When you’re build/test/deploy cycle doesn’t include the customer/customer feedback the message from the company is very clear: we just don’t care about you and are going to do what we want. This toxic business approach will only change when customers start leaving which eventually they will do. What is most discouraging to me isn’t the loss of this particular feature but the realization that changes can be pushed out to the POS without my taking any action. I was under the false impression that unlike the backend POS updates would not occur unless I applied an update. This why I would never apply updates unless I felt an urgent need. Learning that the POS changes can/are made at will the same way as they do on the backend was a real kick in the teeth. Like others, we have also contacted support regarding this situation but are not allowing ourselves to be very hopeful about the the return of this function. While researching this issue before finding this thread I found this blog post which now seems totally ironic: https://www.shopify.com/retail/save-cart
So, Shopify…you know how useful this feature was but you removed it anyway…and now you know how upset your customer base is about it…so how about doing the right thing and restoring it?