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Are there accessibility controls to disable it, e.g. reduce transparency? I'd probably do that after the first day of using it.
by weiliddat 1y ago
Are there accessibility controls to disable it, e.g. reduce transparency?
I'd probably do that after the first day of using it.
- raphael_l 1y agoIt was mentioned in one of their WWDC videos. IIRC “Reduce Transparency” now would affect the amount of blur. It was similar to the amount of blur in VisionOS. But this was a few days ago and I can’t remember exactly which video it was mentioned in.
- baduiux 1y agoYes, thankfully there is. You can reduce the transparency in the Accessibility settings. I’d wish that the computation load / battery drain would also be reduced by reducing the transparency. However, I think that the computation will still take place.
- weiliddat 1y agoOoof that's not great. I had a Macbook 12 that really needed reduced transparency + motion to run well... I guess the M-series chips are up to the task, but still seems like unnecessary computation I can't turn off :(