The UX for setting a default folder color on macOS Tahoe is... insane
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
@nileane keske
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The UX for setting a default folder color on macOS Tahoe is... insane
drag the slider toward the lighter end to make it darker??
@nileane It can't update in real time ? What the fuck ?
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@nileane It can't update in real time ? What the fuck ?
@adamas you think we live in the future or something???
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
@nileane What the fuck?
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
@nileane Consequences of vibe coding & "AI" layoffs?
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
@nileane lol i get cyan
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@nileane are they using that as an opacity slider over a default black icon? That's unhinged.
Wait, it’s an opacity slider and not a lightness slider?
Yup, this is terrible.
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The UX for setting a default folder color on macOS Tahoe is... insane
drag the slider toward the lighter end to make it darker??
@nileane Whoever worked on this feature must be color blind.
Stupidly color blind.
Apple devices are crazy expensive yet even basic things like color sliders work stupidly, like wtaf.
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The UX for setting a default folder color on macOS Tahoe is... insane
drag the slider toward the lighter end to make it darker??
@nileane definitely bugged, look at the label circle directly below. It gets lighter as expected. But the folder is fucked.
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Here's a pro tip btw: if you want neon green folders, just pick the background of the System Settings window 🧠
@nileane what.
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