Wiredfire
Nooooope.. there’s a reason people call it “liquid ass”. I’ve turned off auto updates and will stick on iOS 18 as long as I safely can.
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Samuel
@samuel.fm
I don’t call it that. I think it looks cool
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Wiredfire
I dislike how it starts to obscure screen space that was previously clear. As a design philosophy I heartily object to at least core apps having their easily accessed functionality dumbed down hiding the useful stuff under more taps. It looks dated (we moved away from skeuomorphic UI 10+ years back)
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Wiredfire
From a UX point of view it’s a massive backward step & is going to be needlessly disruptive to a lot of users who depend on Apples (fading?) reputation for good usability.
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Wiredfire
Apple have always, in the last couple of decades at least, sucked at big change. Apple is at its best when it iterates. Apple doesn’t innovate well. At all. That’s their strength - they let everyone else throw crap at the wall and watch to see what sticks then do it better. This is not better
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