• Just found another liquid glass UI fail

    From Bruce@07.013@scorecrow.com to uk.comp.sys.mac on Fri Dec 12 23:07:20 2025
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    On Tahoe 26.1, start the Dictionary app and choose Oxford Dictionary of English and Oxford Thesaurus of English. It doesn't matter if you have
    more, but more than one makes the problem more obvious.

    Now search for the meaning of the word "Dictionary". At the default
    window size[1] the definition doesn't quite fit, so scroll up to see the
    text at the bottom.

    As you do so the text of the definition completely obscures the buttons "Dictionary" and "Thesaurus" that you need to click to switch between
    the two.

    The font size of the dictionary text is exactly the same size as the
    button font thus allowing them to be lined up so perfectly that neither
    of them can be read.

    The person who wrote the Dictionary app must have cried when they saw
    what LG ws doing to their app.

    Regards,

    [1] On my monitor and resolution at least.
    --
    Bruce Horrocks
    Hampshire, England

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  • From RJH@patchmoney@gmx.com to uk.comp.sys.mac on Sat Dec 13 04:42:32 2025
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    On 12 Dec 2025 at 23:07:20 GMT, Bruce wrote:

    On Tahoe 26.1, start the Dictionary app and choose Oxford Dictionary of English and Oxford Thesaurus of English. It doesn't matter if you have
    more, but more than one makes the problem more obvious.

    Now search for the meaning of the word "Dictionary". At the default
    window size[1] the definition doesn't quite fit, so scroll up to see the
    text at the bottom.

    As you do so the text of the definition completely obscures the buttons "Dictionary" and "Thesaurus" that you need to click to switch between
    the two.


    Yep, that happens here if I resize the window. At the default window size on
    my monitor, though, there's no problem or overlap.

    The font size of the dictionary text is exactly the same size as the
    button font thus allowing them to be lined up so perfectly that neither
    of them can be read.

    You can change the font size from the menu bar - if you can see the icon :-)

    The person who wrote the Dictionary app must have cried when they saw
    what LG ws doing to their app.

    Never really looked at it before. The Wikipedia and system integration is pretty neat. The overscrolling is a mess, but you can just resize the window
    to get round it.

    Regards,

    [1] On my monitor and resolution at least.
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  • From alanrichardbarker@alanrichardbarker@gmail.com.invalid (Alan B) to uk.comp.sys.mac on Sat Dec 13 09:30:04 2025
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    RJH <patchmoney@gmx.com> wrote:

    On 12 Dec 2025 at 23:07:20 GMT, Bruce wrote:

    On Tahoe 26.1, start the Dictionary app and choose Oxford Dictionary of English and Oxford Thesaurus of English. It doesn't matter if you have more, but more than one makes the problem more obvious.

    Now search for the meaning of the word "Dictionary". At the default
    window size[1] the definition doesn't quite fit, so scroll up to see the text at the bottom.

    As you do so the text of the definition completely obscures the buttons "Dictionary" and "Thesaurus" that you need to click to switch between
    the two.


    Yep, that happens here if I resize the window. At the default window size on my monitor, though, there's no problem or overlap.

    The font size of the dictionary text is exactly the same size as the
    button font thus allowing them to be lined up so perfectly that neither
    of them can be read.

    You can change the font size from the menu bar - if you can see the icon :-)

    The person who wrote the Dictionary app must have cried when they saw
    what LG ws doing to their app.

    Never really looked at it before. The Wikipedia and system integration is pretty neat. The overscrolling is a mess, but you can just resize the window to get round it.

    Regards,

    [1] On my monitor and resolution at least.

    I haven't upgraded yet, but I wonder if 26.2 released yesterday will get
    around this problem? I'm not holding my breath!
    --
    Cheers, Alan
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