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The primary color turns dark when the background is too bright, see "Meet Liquid Glass" or "What's new in SwiftUI" from WWDC25.

• wizzwizz4 1y ago
  (a) Changing the primary colour past a certain threshold is not a solution, in my experience: there are backgrounds where the contrast is too low, no matter what you do. (b) Even if it were, Apple's implementation doesn't work. https://furry.engineer/@cendyne/114660612541978921 https://furry.engineer/@cendyne/114660612541978921 I've been playing with such UIs for years, and they've never left my personal setup, because – while very pretty – they're not worth the hassle. However, Apple's implementation here is particularly bad. (I don't see why anyone takes these companies seriously any more.)
  • adwawdawd 1y ago
    (a) fair point but edge cases exist everywhere (b) this is the developer seed do you think they will ship it like this?
    • wizzwizz4 1y ago
      (a) Looking around me, I'm struggling to find a photo I could take that wouldn't trigger this "edge-case" – so it can't be that much of an edge-case. (b) I'd expect them to patch this particular issue, now it's been widely-publicised, but Apple's pushed bigger defects to prod over the last few years (e.g. https://www.applevis.com/bugs/ios/when-editing-text-using-hardware-keyboard-navigating-selecting-text-can-be-inconsistent https://www.applevis.com/bugs/ios/when-editing-text-using-ha...). I'd be extremely surprised if this feature shipped in a properly usable state, especially given that their marketing shows that several fundamental design flaws are works-as-intended.