Apple’s brand-new Liquid Glass interface style was among the most visible and dissentious functions of its significant software application updates this year. It included extra fluidity and clarity throughout iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and Apple’s other running systems, and as we kept in mind in our evaluations, the default settings weren’t constantly terrific for readability.

The upcoming 26.1 upgrade for all of those OSes is taking an action towards resolving a few of the problems, though not by altering aspects of the default appearance of Liquid Glass. Rather, the upgrade is including a brand-new toggle that will let users select in between a Clear and Tinted search for Liquid Glass, with Clear representing the default appearance and Tinted cranking up the opacity and contrast.

The brand-new toggle includes a half-step in between the default visual settings and the “decrease openness” setting, which, aside from altering a lot of other aspects of the feel and look of the os, is buried even more down inside the Accessibility choices. The Tinted toggle does make colors and unclear shapes noticeable underneath the glass panes, protecting the basic appearance of Liquid Glass while likewise erring on the side of contrast and exposure, where the “minimize openness” setting is more of an all-or-nothing blunt instrument.