In reply to LABCAT.

Installing more plugins as a workaround just to keep things functional isn't a long-term solution though. Gutenberg might be great for certain types of sites but might not be the best experience for others. I'm not a fan of my ACF fields being pushed all the way to the bottom and clients having to hunt/scroll to manage pages - I typically prefer to build my own interfaces with flexible content fields and hide the default TinyMCE editor. It still feels like Gutenberg should be available as a standalone plugin for those that want the builder/drag and drop editing experience, not rolled into core as the default.