Apple should free the macOS icons from squircle jail ↦
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Paul Kafasis from Rogue Amoeba appreciates the recent design tweaks in macOS 27 but argues that Apple's strict adherence to rounded, "squircle" shapes for app icons stifles creativity and usability. This uniformity, he believes, goes against the innovative spirit of macOS and limits how developers can design unique and intuitive icons. With the push for more personalized and expressive design elements, this restriction could be holding back both the aesthetic and functional potential of Mac applications.
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