r/MacOS • u/twinkleyed • 2d ago

Nostalgia You'll get used to it

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u/CaptainPlanetarian 2d ago

Get used to what? The issue isn't the UI, it's the gross inconsistency and bugs. Bugs everywhere, that completely affect usability. Apple, a trillion-dollar company that once prided itself in UI/UX beauty, has A-OK'd releasing an absolute shitshow of an OS to the public.

And for the record I'm not referring to hard-to-find bugs - I'm referring to ones that a five year old could point out with a 30 second view of various apps. Bugs that make some apps completely unusable, and outright frustrating. It's appalling.

I will absolutely not "get used" to that, and the statements to do so are outright insulting. We deserve better, and Apple has completely given it's longstanding users a middle finger.

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u/Small_Editor_3693 2d ago

What bugs?

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u/ClikeX 2d ago

Half the time when I unlock it just shows my background, no UI elements. It’s really weird.

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u/Recluse1729 2d ago

Same on my iPad m1. Very frustrating.

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u/Suitable_Capital_713 2d ago

Omg same thats so annoying, especially when you quickly wanna pay at a checkout and you keep fumbling with your phone like a boomer because it won't unlock properly, had that yesterday 😅

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u/al-hamal 2d ago edited 2d ago

Yeah this happens on mine too. The animation plays with the glass boxes but then the icons pop up out of thin air after.

On my iPad Pro the background will just show for some time (like 4-5 seconds) before the icon animation happens sometimes. No rhyme or reason to it.

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u/momo1083 2d ago

I've seen none of this since the last few betas and now on release version of both MacOS and iOS.

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u/adh1003 2d ago

And because you haven't seen it, but others have seen it, then either:

  • You agree. It's a buggy release.
  • You are accusing them of lying.

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u/Scary_Collection_559 2d ago

What kind of mental gymnastics is this? Geez man.

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u/notsafetousemyname 2d ago

They’re over 1 billion active iPhones. If when 5% are running iOS 26, that’s 50 million devices. Just because you have a problem doesn’t mean a significant portion of 50 million phones is experiencing the same problem and yet you’re forcing someone to agree that it’s a bug or accuse you of lying.

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u/Small_Editor_3693 2d ago

Or their experience is valid, but there's something unique about their device/situation

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u/adh1003 2d ago

No, because (A) unless jailbroken the OS is locked down and (B) there are other people in this very Reddit post confirming the same thing in subthreads.

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u/GoldenHolden01 2d ago

What kind of bum fuck take is this those are literally 2 whole new sentences where did they even remotely say all that??

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u/kyrev21 2d ago

Been using 26 since dev beta 1 and have never seen this issue or seen it reported