Looks like Apple's dreams of a smashing Liquid Glass success have been shattered.

If you're not a big fan of the, well, glass in iOS 26's Liquid Glass interface, Apple has apparently heard you.

A new beta from Apple suggests transparency toggles may be coming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The feature is now part of the ...

Apple is responding to user feedback on its new Liquid Glass design with a setting that lets users choose between Clear and ...

The newest iOS 26.1 beta lets you tint Apple’s Liquid Glass design.

With the fourth beta of iOS 26.1, Apple added a toggle that makes Liquid Glass more opaque and reduces transparency. We ...

Apple’s new iOS 26.1 update adds a Liquid Glass toggle, letting users choose between a clear, transparent design or a bold, ...

Macworld Liquid Glass is perhaps the marquee feature of iOS 26, and it’s definitely not universally loved. While most of the ...

With iOS 26.1 comes a new toggle that will let you tweak the look of Liquid Glass. Right now, the look is clear and transparent with no way to change that. But with the new update, you'll be able to ...

The new toggle, located in Settings > Display & Brightness > Liquid Glass, presents users with a choice between two modes.

OS 26.1 introduces a new option to change the Liquid Glass design and make it less transparent, here’s why I think this is a good move.

Apple still doesn't REALLY want you to turn off Liquid Glass, but you can at least now make things look less transparent.