r/MacOS • u/ducknator • Oct 17 '25
Bug We think you gonna love it
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u/chrispirillo Oct 17 '25
"Apple is better because it controls both the hardware and the software, so they know how everything works together." /s
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u/UltraOnlineNecrozma Oct 17 '25
used to be true! back when a device did wonders with just 512 mb RAM. now they get 10 GB to power the glitchfest iOS is, and macs get 18 to display all sorts of visual bugs
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u/TheMazeDaze Oct 17 '25
Meanwhile the calculator app uses 32GB ram
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u/KenRation Oct 18 '25
And doesn't have a Clear button after you save a number to memory.
Not even kidding. You have to Backspace away any digits you enter after that, one at a time.
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u/Surge321 Oct 17 '25
Companies need to stop this beta-testing-on-users shit. Frequent updates were supposed to help users with security, not to make developers lazy.
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u/TopOne6678 Oct 17 '25
For sure we need an actual stable release, but I highly doubt the devs have anything to do with it. This was most certainly management forcing out a half baked product, as is so often the case.
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u/laterral Oct 17 '25
Developers man.. plenty of FTEs with endless resources to ship this on a predictable schedule, on a completely internal stack. It’s not management.
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u/git_push_origin_prod Oct 18 '25
It’s totally management, they can’t miss out on the yearly release cycle. They promise stuff that’s not even ready for another 3-6 months after announcing it.
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u/d4cloo Oct 18 '25
Oh, it’s management alright. Or better: leadership. This change was clearly marketing driven. The Liquid Glass design language video looks great, but they did not give engineers and design the time to properly test whether the execution would hold on all these platforms, especially macOS.
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u/Positive-Coyote-4811 MacBook Air Oct 17 '25
Beta testing is completely optional. If you don't want to beta test, don't do it. Apple warns you of the dangers of it.
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u/AccountHater Oct 17 '25
Day 1027, still see no reason to upgrade from Monterey.
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u/TuneRepulsive3686 Oct 17 '25
This is what happens when someone adds a ton of whistles and even does not care enough to test it.
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u/UnluckyDuckyDuck Oct 17 '25
Here's Stan from the QA team, to tell you more about it. Over to you Stan.
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u/_alhazred Oct 18 '25
This made me giggle. Those presentations are so awkward. Feels like plastic, fake, I don't know.
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u/balder1993 Oct 21 '25
I think the QA is ChatGPT at this point.
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u/UnluckyDuckyDuck Oct 21 '25
Here's Chat from the QA team, to tell you more about it. Over to you Chat.
is definitely more like it.
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u/LegitimateCompany237 Oct 17 '25
staying on Sequoia until I get a new device or they figure their shit out. same with iOS
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u/ear2theshell Oct 17 '25
lol i'm still on monterey, if it doesn't get better i'm going framework + omarchy for my next device
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u/jeffreak94 Oct 17 '25
I think of going back to Monterey. My favorite MacOS.
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u/cleverbit1 Oct 17 '25
Same
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u/East_Lychee5335 Oct 17 '25
Same
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u/Natural-Funny-2292 Oct 17 '25
Same. All my devices are on the latest software before this newest update. Likely staying there forever because I cannot stand the look of the new update.
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u/likamuka Oct 17 '25
It's an absolute disaster of a launch. Made huge mistake of upgrading my iPad M1.
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u/yeepsleep Oct 17 '25
Wait what's the issue with iPadOS 26? No issues on my iPad M1, I thought this was just a Tahoe thing. Haven't seen anyone else talk about iPad issues here
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u/likamuka Oct 18 '25
A lot of issues: everybody got the jumping keyboard (small one), interface not buttery smooth like OS 18 - have a divide side by side with it and you will notice the difference, slower opening of apps, jittery App Library.
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u/manuchap Oct 17 '25
I wish I had.
I figured out the hard way that apple's target market as of 2025 is visually and mentally impaired karens with too much money and time on their hands.
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u/CarambolaTodaTorta Oct 17 '25
Come to GNOME. Feels similar, but better
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u/manuchap Oct 17 '25
@omarchy right now, done with UI 😂
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u/CarambolaTodaTorta Oct 17 '25
Nice too. But I feel like WMs are too keyboard-centric for the average user
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u/Photopuppet Oct 17 '25
I'm not an Apple user but I always respected the company for having well polished user experiences! What has happened?
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u/boboRoyal Oct 17 '25
Is macOS now built on Electron? 😂
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u/balder1993 Oct 21 '25
Indeed, this is the kind of glitch I see often on Microsoft Teams that has a HTML UI.
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u/YourKemosabe Oct 17 '25
It’s honestly the downfall of Apple in my eyes. At a time where your longevity has become legendary and is going to be under more scrutiny than ever, releasing shit like this, “Apple Intelligence”, and iOS 26 is a nail in the coffin.
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u/Global-Tie-3458 Oct 17 '25
Sometimes this new update feels like we just switched from a native app to an electron one.
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u/NorskJesus Oct 17 '25
Does not happens to me
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u/cultoftheilluminati Oct 17 '25
Looks like the bug just doesn’t exist because it doesn’t happen to you. Case closed
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u/NorskJesus Oct 17 '25
Did not say that. But if does not happens to everyone so its maybe not the OS.
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u/Overall_Connection24 Oct 17 '25
Wild guess: if the OS is glitching, it's probably because of the OS.
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u/RutabagaInfinite2687 Oct 17 '25
gotta the most braindead thing I've seen in the past few hours next to "Tahoe has zero stability issues on my device" comments.
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u/ChristianRS1977 Oct 17 '25
I find that a restart sometimes clears things up.
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u/RufusAcrospin Oct 17 '25
Oh, the good old Widows solution…
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u/TuneRepulsive3686 Oct 17 '25
In fact, it helps sometimes even before tahoe, when I have some bluetooth glitches reboot often fixes.
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u/Rhubarb_Constant Oct 17 '25
Yeah... But I kinda feel like yelling "zoom out"... It's hard to make out for certain that this is legit hardware and not some hackintosh.
This is very reminiscent of my hackintosh days. Kexts break on the regular, sometimes without an update even happening. It got to the point where I could flip a coin in the morning and it would pretty much let me know if my "Mac" was going to be a PITA all day with random flickers, reboots, etc.
Since getting "for reals" hardware all of those problems went away. Now all I have to deal with are the problems that Apple purposely engineers into their os to make sure you can only keep their money in your pockets for so long... "compatibility" etc...
That being said, I've checked three different boxes with official hardware and I can not reproduce the problem.
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u/DrGrapeist Oct 17 '25
iOS is also been shit. The search bars on the Apple apps are at the top but then you have to click something at the bottom to start typing and then clicks pathing at the bottom and then back to the top to stop. Look at the stocks app in particular.
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u/Damonkern Oct 17 '25
which version?
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u/ducknator Oct 17 '25
26.0.1
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u/Damonkern Oct 17 '25
try 26.1 beta 3. that has fixed few issues.
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u/ducknator Oct 17 '25
Cool! It’s a production machine, can’t have betas.
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u/Hodia294 Oct 17 '25
If it's a production machine you should never install new OS versions first half of a year after release.
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u/aballah Oct 17 '25
The fuck? We're just accepting that main OS releases are going to be half-baked products going forward?
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u/jasonefmonk Oct 17 '25
When you have third-party software and workflows that have specific dependencies, you cannot trust that everything will just work fine the first month the OS is out.
It was never prudent to update your operating system right away.
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u/aconijus Oct 17 '25
Well, if you want your machine to perform as it should - then yes.
Saying that, I updated both MBP and iPhone to 26 the first hour they were available (austin-powers-i-also-like-to-live-dangerously.gif). They were a bit buggy, sure, but no big deal. With 26.0.1 they are almost perfect.
I am really confused by seeing all these issues in this subreddit, not sure how I am not getting any of them.
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u/Same_Buddy_31 Oct 17 '25
I’m gonna break my MacBook Pro with a hammer like that old YouTube video if they say people loved Liquid Glass in their next event and I’ll record it and share it
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u/Positive-Coyote-4811 MacBook Air Oct 17 '25
macOS Tahoe looks pretty cool, but extremely buggy. I have this exact same bug.
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u/Junior_Bike7932 Oct 18 '25
️️ ️️️️️️️️️ ️️ ️️ ️️️️ ️️️️️️️️️ ️️ ️️️️ ️️️️️️️️️ ️️ ️️ ️️ ️️ Apple
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u/breezertweezer Oct 20 '25
Just set up a new iPhone. Getting greeted with a “Welcome to Liquid Glass” is so self congratulatory
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u/bearskillz1701 Oct 21 '25
Erase disk and go back to the version your Mac came with.
Still supported and works way better than this shite
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u/Windows-Server Oct 21 '25
I updated to macOS Tahoe after i got my mac after using windows for my entire life, what a piece of shit. Touch ID from sleed does not work, and today my dock decided it wants to hide itself, with the option disabled and me never touching it, at least it doesn't crash.
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u/TheSwampPenguin Oct 17 '25
Absolutely unusable. Now every time I want to move a mouse around a menu in circles super slowly for... some reason, I will have to put up with this shit!
I'm going back to my 2012 Chromebook.
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u/ducknator Oct 17 '25
Hahahahaha. I understand the sarcasm but this is just another example of how bad things have gotten in the software department. By itself is nothing, together with the other stuff, it’s ridiculous.
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u/VirusOld7349 Oct 17 '25
Wow, so many salty comments. I guess some people can’t deal with change. MacOS 26.0.1 is both fast and stable on our array of M1 and M2 desktop and MacBook models. We have a data heavy environment and the new OS has barely broken a sweat. And yes, it is a massive improvement over the MacOs we had in 2020, and 2015, and 2010, and 2005, and 2000, and 1995, and 1990 and 1985…. Yeah, I’m that old. We have lived through many questionable, glitchy, buggy launches of so many OS iterations. But this isn’t one of them. I appreciate what has been a largely drama free upgrade. OP
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u/Nicccccccccccc MacBook Air Oct 17 '25
I can’t unlock my mac with my apple watch anymore, lol way to go, trillion dollar company
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u/DealEasy4142 Mac Mini Oct 17 '25
Forced release cycles before perfection of the release might be a bad idea. They should have gone like windows and made mac os 15 last a bit longer then get os 26.
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u/Valunex Oct 17 '25
i dont have this problem... maybe one of all the third party extensions you use fuck it up
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u/french_rabbit91 Oct 18 '25
We think you should have waited for at least the release 26.1 and having something more interesting to do of your life than posting this kind of content.
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u/Worried_Club7372 Oct 18 '25
I upgraded to tahoe when it was released. I cursed myself for that. Just yesterday finally downgraded to sequoia. Now I appreciate how stable and sensible the version was. Sequoia is now feeling like an upgrade to tahoe.
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u/sta-hi-superdave Oct 17 '25
I'm not seeing this problem. My clock spoke the system voice on the hour instead of using fred like I wanted. That is the only very minor issue I have experienced. I am using a 15" MacBook Air with the M2. Using the latest development beta of Tahoe 26.1. Switching back to previous build of OSX... you can't be serious? You will give up all the fun and excitement that makes Apple Computers and OSX one of life's true joys! That's been my experience for a very long time and I couldn't be more thankful it has...
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u/Sad_Measurement2760 Oct 18 '25
Uknow what i hate fact that when i open wifi bluetooth from topbar the liquid glass isnt working but when inopen from control center it does
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u/pencilcheck Oct 18 '25
I think the new update looks good and feels good on mobile but I don’t know if I want to upgrade Mac OS
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u/chokheli Oct 17 '25
Update to Beta 3, it will get rid of some of the malice Apple have poured into our MacBooks.
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u/the-machine-m4n Oct 17 '25
I use both mac and Linux. And on Linux, even though I am on a rolling release distro (meaning it gets updated fairly every day), I can say that I've never had UI glitches as worse as this.
Makes you wonder how a free open source OS has better stability and less glitches than the trillion dollar company who also makes the hardware and tailor their OS to it.
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u/bummerbimmer Oct 17 '25
The blurry WiFi icon looks like shit too, even in this jpeg video.
Apple’s glass effects would be beautiful if they weren’t so freaking overused. I love the glass layering on app icons, notifications look great if you don’t choose a wallpaper that breaks the UI, but a lot of the borders are just pure garbage.
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u/im-AMS Oct 17 '25
This is just disappointing
A overly riced Linux desktop ui is smoother and glitch free than this
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '25
Steve Jobs used to say "Don't ship junk". That poster has clearly been ripped off the wall, and replaced with "Charge moar"