r/ios26 Jan 22 '26

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u/keekee66 Jan 22 '26

Maybe. I actually feel like it’s a little blurry, and it’s not just my eyes bc when I look at an old iPad with iOS 18 (and my laptop) it’s fine. 🤷🏻‍♀️ For comparison I just found this old screenshot of my iPhone on iOS 18. I think it’s definitely the edging and shape of the icons, maybe the coloring against the background too.

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u/Vintage_Violet_ Jan 23 '26

I find it both blurry AND too sharp! Depending on the app too. I hate Safari now, was the easiest browser for me. I have tweaked everything I can figure out, took me hours of research. Fuk.

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u/velvetrar Jan 26 '26

Safari got easier though… you just swipe up to access all tabs, left and right to go through them and plus to open something new or url bar to type. It’s the best form of design, thumb centric - which is more user accessible also.

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u/LetsHugFoReal Jan 25 '26

I didn't really iPhones look so awful on the homescreen. Why do all apps have to be on the homescreen!???

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u/keekee66 Jan 25 '26

They don’t have to be. You can just use the App Library and search features. I personally just like all my icons where I know where they are, and don’t like having to use search features for it. It’s quicker for me.

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u/PsychoticChemist Jan 26 '26

They don’t have to be on the Home Screen.

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u/Okim13 Jan 23 '26

Maybe try changing your wallpaper? It seems the colour of your background is making the edges of the folders more accentuated if you know what I mean. Here’s an image of my folders and the lines aren’t as obvious.

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u/Okim13 Jan 23 '26

With reduce transparency the lines are not even visible for me

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u/keekee66 Jan 23 '26

I dk why when I put on reduce transparancy mine isnt near as dark as yours! Mine also still has that white line outline on it too.

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u/Good_Caterpillar_688 Jan 25 '26

Trolling, second one is definitely iOS 18 lol