Translucent/Blur UI element (a bone to pick with..)

Hello all.

Is anyone else bothered by the flickering in, for example, the edges of the Safari frosted glass element? Allow me to explain incase you have no idea what I'm referring to...

Say you are viewing a webpage that consists of simply a white background with a black square somewhere in the middle. If you scroll up the page so that the top edge of the square is just about to go off screen, you can still see, although blurry, the top edge of the black square. Scroll up, maybe a couple more pixels, so that the top edge of the black square is touching the display's limits, and you will see that the white background is now unaccounted for by the frosted glass UI effect. Instead of seeing a blurred edge, there is now no evidence that there is an edge there.

Has anyone else noticed and been annoyed by this? The flickering irritates me so badly.

Thanks for hearing me out!

 

I didn't go through any procedure. I was just giving an example of the problem in the most stripped down way I could think of (blank webpage with a black square in the middle) but I notice the effect all the time when using Safari just browsing anything. It's distracting.

 

I don't think it's an issue at the lower border of the toolbar. It does however occur as the webpage goes off-screen right at the top.




It seems like such an unnecessary criticism, but when you're actually scrolling, the issue is so much more obvious. Photos seem to get yanked up to the edge of the screen, they kind of distort. Like I said, the flickering is distracting.

 

Yeah it really does. Like I said, it's a lot more obvious when you're simply scrolling through a webpage. It creates lots of blotchy flickering at the top of the screen.