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- Apple just added more frost to its Liquid Glass design
- The latest iOS 26 developer beta makes Apple’s new UI a little less transparent and easier to read.
- The latest iOS 26 developer beta makes Apple’s new UI a little less transparent and easier to read.
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- Emma Roth
- Jul 7, 2025, 10:31 PM UTC
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- Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language just got a little more… frosted. In the third iOS 26 developer beta, Apple dialed back the transparency of navigation bars, buttons, and tabs that once allowed you to clearly see the content beneath them.
- Apple already toned down
- the
- glassiness of Liquid Glass
- after many users complained that it was too transparent and made it more difficult to see certain options, like the icons inside the Control Center. This most recent beta makes Liquid Glass elements even more solid, likely as a way to improve readability. Still, some users see the change as a reversal of the flashy, glass-like design that
- Apple showcased at WWDC
- .
- The App Store in the iOS 26 beta 2 (left) vs. iOS 26 beta 3 (right)
- “iOS 26 beta 3 completely nerfs Liquid Glass,” AppleTrack developer Sam Kohl
- says in a post on X
- . “It looks so much cheaper now and feels like Apple is backtracking on their original vision.” Others
- ask Apple to “stop ruining”
- Liquid Glass and call the new design
- a “step backwards
- .” Some
- users in
- the
- beta found
- that the transparency level can vary depending on the app they’re using.
- The Weather app in the iOS 26 beta 2 (left) vs. iOS 26 beta 3 (right)
- This is still just a developer beta, so it’s likely that Apple will continue to make tweaks before it releases iOS 26 to the
- public in September
- .
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