News Summary

• Apple is expected to address the most common criticisms of its “Liquid Glass” design language in an upcoming macOS 27 refresh.
• The changes are described as a targeted overhaul rather than a full abandonment of the aesthetic.
• Reports indicate Apple has decided to keep the general Liquid Glass look, but modify it to reduce the specific problems that users and designers have raised.
• Apple is reportedly working on a feature that can automatically organize Safari tabs into groups.
• That implies macOS 27 may bundle both visual polish and productivity/management improvements, even though the Liquid Glass work is likely constrained to UI/appearance fixes.