ios_community·iOSbysanitation Apple Announces Liquid Glass Improvements and Transparency Sliderhttps://www.macrumors.com/2026/06/08/apple-announces-liquid-glass-improvements/Open linkView original on lemmy.today13Comments8Reply
dohpaz42 lemmy.world5Hide 5 repliesIt would be nice if they’d simply let us turn it off completely; as in revert to the previous UI.14Reply
ppartial_accumen replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI also want it off. "Chief among those changes is a new slider that lets users control transparency, ranging from fully opaque to completely clear." That sounds like the option to "turn it off" to me.4Reply
ffuckwit_mcbumcrumble replylemmy.dbzer0.comIt's not 100% opaque, but it is about how it was before liquid glass. Apple loves transparency too much to turn it 100% off.3Reply
LeTak replyfeddit.org2Hide 2 repliesJust turn it off in the Accessibility Settings. Reduce Transparency option1Reply
dohpaz42 replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyReduce ≠ off. And it doesn’t affect a lot of other bad ui design decisions.3Reply
ttimbuck2themoon replysh.itjust.worksAgreed. Only use it for a work phone but it's annoying enough for just that. I can't imagine dealing with the appearance for my daily driver. Even with the "fixes" it's still very unreadable compared to the older version.2Reply
ddparticiple sh.itjust.worksLike this, please: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIX_Interactive_Desktop#/media/File:Irixnetscape.png2Reply
aaeiou_ckr lemmy.worldA bit too late, that update was so bad and jaring that I ditched ios completely. It sucks because alternatives are not much better.1Reply
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It would be nice if they’d simply let us turn it off completely; as in revert to the previous UI.
I also want it off.
"Chief among those changes is a new slider that lets users control transparency, ranging from fully opaque to completely clear."
That sounds like the option to "turn it off" to me.
It's not 100% opaque, but it is about how it was before liquid glass. Apple loves transparency too much to turn it 100% off.
Just turn it off in the Accessibility Settings. Reduce Transparency option
Reduce ≠ off. And it doesn’t affect a lot of other bad ui design decisions.
Agreed. Only use it for a work phone but it's annoying enough for just that. I can't imagine dealing with the appearance for my daily driver.
Even with the "fixes" it's still very unreadable compared to the older version.
Like this, please: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIX_Interactive_Desktop#/media/File:Irixnetscape.png
A bit too late, that update was so bad and jaring that I ditched ios completely. It sucks because alternatives are not much better.