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Author Topic: Liquid Glass dark mode is giving iOS users vertigo  (Read 67 times)

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Liquid Glass dark mode is giving iOS users vertigo
« on: September 20, 2025, 10:32:00 PM »
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Liquid Glass dark mode is giving iOS users vertigo


TL;DR


  • iOS 26 is out now for iPhone users, and many have been reporting problems with Liquid Glass dark mode icons looking crooked.

  • The system renders these icons with a highlight around the edge, and at the wrong angle, an illusion can make them appear tilted.

  • In motion, the effect should be far less noticeable, but screenshots can still look very off.




There’s plenty of ribbing back-and-forth, some of it good-natured, some of it not, between Android and iOS users. Passionate fans on both sides of the fence love talking about how their preferred platform is making great strides with intuitive design and effortless usability — and often can’t help but feel a little bit of smug satisfaction when things go spectacularly wrong for the other guys. Apple’s Liquid Glass design for iOS 26 has been controversial since almost day one, and with the update now widely out, users have spotted one decision that’s leaving them feeling a little off-balance.



We’re looking at how app icons are rendered in dark mode with Liquid Glass in iOS 26, as highlighted here on Reddit’s iOS sub by user tantunidevourer (via AppleInsider):


Source: Liquid Glass dark mode is giving iOS users vertigo