Adam Engst’s TidBITS article How to Turn Liquid Glass into a Solid Interface is the best thing I’ve read about coping with Liquid Glass.
I want to like LiquidGlass, but I mosty use a Mac, and have visual difficulties.
I am really struggling to read some UI elements with grey text, and using and interpreting some UI elements like sliders.
“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” — Steve Jobs
So whilst this visual improvement/concession is welcome, there are many usability and performance still at large.
I wonder what concessions, if any, they’ll make in macOS.
Liquid Glass is horrendous esp for people who have not great eyesight.
I wrote that in July, but I later “upgraded” my iPad and iPhone. I regret doing that every time I use those devices. And my eyesight is still good.
I see Apple did an video event showcasing use of Liquid Glass in third party apps. Pure propaganda, of course.
But, crucially, not a macOS app in sight.