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The original, updated version of the Finder icon alone should have been enough of a warning that the UX designers at Apple have lost their minds and any aesthet
by thepryz 1y ago
The original, updated version of the Finder icon alone should have been enough of a warning that the UX designers at Apple have lost their minds and any aesthetic sense, let alone an ability to design interfaces that are functional, efficient, and well thought-out.
https://512pixels.net/2025/06/wwdc25-macos-tahoe-breaks-decades-of-finder-history/ https://512pixels.net/2025/06/wwdc25-macos-tahoe-breaks-deca...
- larholm 1y agoApple changed this in Tahoe Beta 2 https://512pixels.net/2025/06/finder-icon-fixed/ https://512pixels.net/2025/06/finder-icon-fixed/
- mitchell209 1y agoThey know that. They’re saying the fact that it ever shipped in the first place should’ve been a warning sign.
- thepryz 1y agoExactly.
- josteink 1y agoI don't get it either. I open the Finder app, and the sidebar is randomly turquoise, over a white background. It looks ugly, and I have no reason why that sidebar (unlike all other sidebars) is that specific colour. It just makes no sense. Edit: Oh My God. I just tested installing my own app on Tahoe, and the DMG looks absolutely broken with what used to be solid edges confined inside a window, now being stretched to the window-edges, blurred by the glass-effect making the header on top unreadable. THANKS APPLE. Jeez.