Amen.macOS settings will be more like iOS? but the settings in iOS are absolutely awful
Yea it was fine the way it was. But wanted settings to be like iOSSettings are one of the worst part of iOS. There are now way too many. Settings used to be a lot simpler back in the iOS 9 days. Now It’s dizzying. Whatever they do its sure to confuse us all over again. Not looking forward to mucking around in an alien settings interface once again.
It’s weird — they can’t even get settings to be nice.
Gah. Don’t ruin it again, Apple. It’s a total mess right now. Try and find the old “Hot corners” wheee you can set a corner to turn the display off without screen savor (or other options) and it takes forever to find where they buried it! Should be right up in the Display category!
System settings (and the similar print dialog box) is easily the biggest pain point of macOS since Ventura. They could do almost ANYTHING to change it and it couldn't possibly get worse. I'm thrilled to hear Apple are even thinking about it.
Hot corners are in two separate places in settings. It’s a very windows-like design choice. The search field in settings is the best feature Apple has because finding any setting without it would be a nightmare.Gah. Don’t ruin it again, Apple. It’s a total mess right now. Try and find the old “Hot corners” wheee you can set a corner to turn the display off without screen savor (or other options) and it takes forever to find where they buried it! Should be right up in the Display category!
The last version of Tiger is still the most stable version of OS X / macOS ever ❤️ but I kind of like the GUI style of the recent versions more. It’s unobtrusive.I legit miss 10.4 era Aqua
From AppleInsiderWith the macOS 15 update that is set to debut at WWDC in June, Apple plans to rearrange "menus and app UIs," according to a report from AppleInsider. The System Settings app, which was last updated with macOS Ventura, will get one of the biggest updates.
Neither iOS 18 nor macOS 15 are expected to introduce any groundbreaking design changes. Instead, they will maintain the same overall look and feel as their respective predecessors, while adding minor visual tweaks to make the new releases recognizable and more user-friendly.
Sounds interesting if done right.Apple's decision to rearrange key system settings in macOS 15 (and likely iOS 18) was obviously created with the end user in mind. By lumping together related options, the company seeks to make it easier for its users to find specific settings.
It’d be nice to have quicker access to stuff like Hide My Email.
Currently, it’s at least 10,000 taps away.
YES, PLEASE!It’d be nice to have quicker access to stuff like Hide My Email.