OMG - Tahoe should never have been released this early / weird ui bugs

[TinaBelcher]

It's so buggy.

I'm having issues with the smallest things, like double-tapping my pad to right-click, etc. It's so laggy. It's gorgeous to look at, but it should have been delayed 'til October at least. Also, am I the only one experiencing ui problems with dark mode enabled? For instance, Apple Music has this weird, dark horizontal banner above "search - home - radio". Can anyone confirm if theirs look like that, too?

 

[woolypants]

Look at this unaligned mess in the Safari settings panel.

 

[tkermit]

Apple Music has this weird, dark horizontal banner above "search - home - radio". Can anyone confirm if theirs look like that, too?

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yeah, that's 'normal'

 

[JoeSilver]

It's so buggy.

I'm having issues with the smallest things, like double-tapping my pad to right-click, etc. It's so laggy. It's gorgeous to look at, but it should have been delayed 'til October at least. Also, am I the only one experiencing ui problems with dark mode enabled? For instance, Apple Music has this weird, dark horizontal banner above "search - home - radio". Can anyone confirm if theirs look like that, too?

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Every window still has a top bar to be grabbed so that it can be dragged around. Although in light mode, the top bar has not a different color from the rest of the app.

 

[estabya]

This is my favorite. Easy enough to fix by enabling the menu bar background, but come on Apple.

 

[ApAx]

This is my favorite. Easy enough to fix by enabling the menu bar background, but come on Apple.

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There's definitely a bug there. I have to toggle the setting for "show menu bar background" setting on/off a couple times to lose the element frame line.

 

[SoyMaxV]

Huh?

 

[woolypants]

It honestly gets worse the more you look. The dysfunctional UI is everywhere.

This window in the screenshot below is scrolled to the top, but the Wi-Fi dropdown selector has zero buffer space from the top of the window.

I honestly think they handed off the UI project to a manager/team who just didn't have the experience to do a proper job. It is a mess. This is Microsoft-level incompetence/carelessness. Once again I've got to ask, what the hell is happening at Apple? This is one more slight smell of rot creeping in.

 

[woolypants]

More... This time, the Safari UI elements suddenly developed drop shadows, so they appear to be floating and not part of the window. Genuinely confusing.

 

[Pyrotechnic]

Not sure if this is a bug or a setting I am missing, but I can't move my widget window, it's simply half on the screen with the other half below it. Its just fixed in that position I can scroll through them, but the window if firmly fixed.

 

[tkermit]

Not sure if this is a bug or a setting I am missing, but I can't move my widget window, it's simply half on the screen with the other half below it. Its just fixed in that position I can scroll through them, but the window if firmly fixed.

It's supposed to work like that. You can make it taller though.

 

[Pyrotechnic]

I feel better now if that's how it works, thank you. Yes, I can make it taller

 

[TumbleDryer]

More... This time, the Safari UI elements suddenly developed drop shadows, so they appear to be floating and not part of the window. Genuinely confusing.


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I have this too. Is it a bug or meant to look like that? Either way its terrible.

 

[woolypants]

I have this too. Is it a bug or meant to look like that? Either way its terrible.

Unknown but it seems to happen on any website that causes the Safari top window to match a light colour. For example, here's a local newspaper site where it happens on my Mac: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/

 

[TumbleDryer]

Unknown but it seems to happen on any website that causes the Safari top window to match a light colour. For example, here's a local newspaper site where it happens on my Mac: https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/

Its not just limited to Safari for me.

 

[woolypants]

Its not just limited to Safari for me.

I've already turned off transparency in accessibility just to try and make the UI less awful and aggravating. Maybe give that a try.

Still genuinely shocked we're talking in this way when it's an Apple OS.

 

[Adam Warlock]

This window in the screenshot below is scrolled to the top, but the Wi-Fi dropdown selector has zero buffer space from the top of the window.

It seems all of the System Settings pages are like that, so it's at least consistent. :-\

 

[TumbleDryer]

I've already turned off transparency in accessibility just to try and make the UI less awful and aggravating. Maybe give that a try.

Still genuinely shocked we're talking in this way when it's an Apple OS.

I've just done the same. I had a finder window open, Safari and the system settings window open and all 3 showed a different shade of 'dark' mode. Crazy.

 

[johnhackworth]

More... This time, the Safari UI elements suddenly developed drop shadows, so they appear to be floating and not part of the window. Genuinely confusing.


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I assumed that that was by (bad) design

 

[thebellnd]

I managed to persuade Apple not to force me to upgrade for at least a couple of months.

 

[!!!]

It honestly gets worse the more you look. The dysfunctional UI is everywhere.

This window in the screenshot below is scrolled to the top, but the Wi-Fi dropdown selector has zero buffer space from the top of the window.

I honestly think they handed off the UI project to a manager/team who just didn't have the experience to do a proper job. It is a mess. This is Microsoft-level incompetence/carelessness. Once again I've got to ask, what the hell is happening at Apple? This is one more slight smell of rot creeping in.


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Every time I see a screenshot of System Preferences it makes me think the window is scrolled down a bit. What a weird and confusing design language.