Unfortunately I can’t turn liquid glass off. Nor can I change text size and have it justified and not missing words! Anybody find an answer, please, share.
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Original Title: Cannot turn off
iPad, iPadOS 18
Turn off Liquid Glass using Accessibility → Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast. Fix text sizing by adjusting both the system text size and the Accessibility text size, and use per-app text size settings from Control Center.
Turn off Liquid Glass using Accessibility → Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast. Fix text sizing by adjusting both the system text size and the Accessibility text size, and use per-app text size settings from Control Center.
LD150 wrote:
azaksalmarzur28 wrote:
Turn off Liquid Glass using Accessibility → Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast. Fix text sizing by adjusting both the system text size and the Accessibility text size, and use per-app text size settings from Control Center.
26.1 and 26.2 brought additional adjustments that AI don't know about yet.
See the user tip cited by 5Kyle5.Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community
Schooling an AIB is kind of pointless.
LD150 wrote:
lobsterghost1 wrote:
LD150 wrote:
azaksalmarzur28 wrote:
Turn off Liquid Glass using Accessibility → Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast. Fix text sizing by adjusting both the system text size and the Accessibility text size, and use per-app text size settings from Control Center.
26.1 and 26.2 brought additional adjustments that AI don't know about yet.
See the user tip cited by 5Kyle5.Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community
Schooling an AIB is kind of pointless.
I should have used an Irony emoji 😂 It's as much for other users seeking an answer that incorrect advice does not go unchallenged.
Gotcha'. I've basically given up with this poster.
This user tip does a pretty good job explaining options when it comes to mitigating the effects of the new liquid glass: Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community
lobsterghost1 wrote:
LD150 wrote:
azaksalmarzur28 wrote:
Turn off Liquid Glass using Accessibility → Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast. Fix text sizing by adjusting both the system text size and the Accessibility text size, and use per-app text size settings from Control Center.
26.1 and 26.2 brought additional adjustments that AI don't know about yet.
See the user tip cited by 5Kyle5.Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community
Schooling an AIB is kind of pointless.
I should have used an Irony emoji 😂 It's as much for other users seeking an answer that incorrect advice does not go unchallenged.
Your response is very helpful. But, you have not addressed the problem I have with accessibility and enlarging text size. If you ab between iOS 26 and 18.72 you will see in text size when you enlarge the text the auto justification is absent. When you enlarge in 26 the settings the words are covered by the base template. Whereas in 18 it auto justifies so that the enlarged words are not covered by the base template. If you could address that issue it would help those of us with visual issues. I thank you in advance for your support in this issue.
I have used your help in turning the clock solid. For me the iPad is a business device not a game and amusement center. I look forward to your feedback on this issue.
Thanks for taking the time to respond however I’m doing what you suggest and in accessibility it is not justifiable. The words in settings in text size over lap the page covering up the enlarged text. How to adjust?
azaksalmarzur28 wrote:
Turn off Liquid Glass using Accessibility → Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast. Fix text sizing by adjusting both the system text size and the Accessibility text size, and use per-app text size settings from Control Center.
26.1 and 26.2 brought additional adjustments that AI don't know about yet.
See the user tip cited by 5Kyle5.Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community
How do I turn off Liquid Glass and adjust text size and justification on iPhone?
