[pndy]

It's like this Liquid Glass was "splashed" over still-current flat style - it feels like there's no visual consistency and this is some internal transitional beta software.

They did add contrast between interface elements but in some places forgot to change size of buttons to fit with the rest. Interface flashes trying to figure out if text and icons should be black or white. Sometimes it even loads some unstyled gray flat widgets and then "pours" this glass over. Some apps still hasn't changed at all and continuously use one color or mix of both like Home.

The "traffic lights" windows widget on tablet: I just hope nobody will get that brilliant idea to bring it onto desktop because it's just plain horrible. Menu bar you pull down from the edge of the screen is rather useless at the moment; doesn't seem any app already updated to utilize these. Switching from library to main sprinboard screen on tablet causes icons to squeeze together and fly randomly at either right or left corner.

We got a doubtful visual update but rubber-banding call screen, notifications that won't synchronize across devices and won't disappear until you open apps - that's still here year after year.

[seemaze]

It's like corn syrup was drizzled all over a perfectly snappy and mature interface which now requires the user to wade through a superficial layer of viscous muck to accomplish what used to be a straight forward task.