As expected, Apple has retained its Liquid Glass UI with the introduction of macOS 27 Golden Gate, the newest update to the company’s desktop operating system, and there are a ton of changes incorporated. Most importantly, the technology firm has brought in a bevy of performance improvements, which is exactly what an update should bring.
Liquid Glass on macOS 27 now includes a slider to increase or decrease the opacity of the UI, with other changes added
Over the past year, one of the biggest criticisms faced by Apple was how its Liquid Glass UI felt, and in macOS 27 Golden Gate, a truckload of improvements have been made, starting with bringing a slider that allows users to adjust the intensity of the liquid glass effect. This effect will also be ported across all system icons of Apple’s operating system, giving them a more modernized look.
To retain consistency across windows and apps, macOS 27 Golden Gate now provides a fixed corner radius across apps and system updates, even for those that haven't been updated to the new system. Regarding search improvements, Apple has changed the way it indexes content, which is one of the complaints the company is addressing after it was found that Finder would stop looking for files, folders, and apps on the Mac.
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