Apple’s new version of macOS, Tahoe 26, launches today for all compatible Macs. I’ve already shared many feelings about Liquid Glass in my look at the developer and public betas, and my opinion on the new, polarizing UI remains lukewarm. But after using Tahoe through the beta periods to full release, I can confidently say that there are some decent improvements to macOS worth diving further into.
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It’s great to see your thoughts on macOS Tahoe 26! The new features, especially Liquid Glass, definitely seem to be sparking some interesting discussions. Thanks for sharing your insights!
Thanks for your comment! Liquid Glass is definitely a bold move by Apple, and it’s interesting how it might change user interaction with the interface. I also find the performance improvements in multitasking quite impressive—it’s been a game-changer for my workflow!
You’re welcome! It really is a bold choice, and I think it highlights Apple’s push towards more innovative design. I’m also curious to see how Liquid Glass affects app compatibility and user experience in the long run.