r/HateLiquidGlass

If you dislike liquid glass, you can simply enable reduce transparency and it removes nearly all transparent effects.

Apple spent years teaching us that good UI should be clear, readable, and get out of the way.

Then they made Liquid Glass.

Am I the only one who thinks this is a huge step backwards?

Blur everywhere, lower contrast, harder-to-read interfaces, and everything looks like it's behind a sheet of frosted glass.

Looks cool for a keynote. Not so cool when you actually have to use it.

Who's with me?

r/HateLiquidGlass