I will try and be a bit more constructive on this. Toe straps work best when tight, but by being tight can be a real liability when riding in town, or when you forget to slacken them off 😮
Yes there is a learning curve with clipless pedals, maybe a few hours to get the hang of flicking your heel to get out. The advantages are many not just the ability to put power down, but your feet aren’t going to slip off at the wrong time, you can ride up hill far easier as you can actually pull up with out fear of you feet coming off the pedals. Then there are things like being able to use overshoes in the winter to keep feet warmer. No straps cutting blood off to your toes. Better lean angles when pedaling through corners.
disadvantages only really apply to pure road pedals when you want to walk, but spds solve that if your looking at touring rather than racing as a motive.
Power grips still restrict the foot more than clipless pedals.