@noheger @eramdam The gif of grabbing the plate is hilarious

@netopwibby Thank you!

@noheger lol so it bas an invisible window border?

smh, how can peoole consider Apple a leader in design?

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Things like this make me want to switch to Linux and build my own Desktop environment and window manager.

Like, gather all the macOS devs who still understand how desktop UX is supposed to work, take an Apple HIG from the 90s or so and let‘s build ourselves a new home.

And when we are done with that (shouldn’t take longer than a couple decades, right?), we fork the open source component from Android and do the same for mobile UX.

@noheger @siracusa Yes it’s horrible. They copied this “feature” from Windows which has had it for years. So bad.

@noheger oh my god i fucking hate thiiiiiiiis

@noheger I think it can let you touch it or it will at least on mine but I do think it won't necessarily match expectations on that curved corner.

I'd be happy to live with it if they fixed the glitchy resizing on logins and flickering some background windows.

@noheger #liquidGlassIsGoingGreat

@noheger @nullagent they got this shit from linux

@noheger Liquid Glass and the majority of UI “improvements” in Tahoe are huge, unforced errors. How they shipped this is beyond me.

@noheger @siracusa

@noheger Oh FFS is that why I’m struggle bussing? Gross. Come on Apple.

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Great, users can't find a window corner because Apple design leadership could not find their ass with both hands.

@noheger Little by little, we're getting farther away from the “intuitive interface.”

@noheger Like Space Invaders, you shouldn't aim where your target is, but where it would be.

@noheger That was worse than I expected.
Apple could dramatically improve UX by migrating to unmodified KDE. And supporting KDE devs going forward.

@noheger In fairness, this problem only affects five of the five different corner radii used in Tahoe.

@macinthrope @noheger Yes, these need to come back

@noheger Microsoft did this sort of thing with Windows 11 as well (apparently done via some sort of weird DWM hack to round the window corners, without actually changing how the touch targets are located). Though for whatever reason, the mouse targets are smaller on the top corners of the window than on the bottom, even though it technically shouldn't matter.

@noheger @siracusa Also, the cursor changing to the drag arrows can be inconsistent. Sometimes, it just does not change until I move it away and back again. The swap between normal and drag is important. It should be instant and happen always. But... nope. Drives me nuts.