After months in beta testing, Apple’s macOS Tahoe has now been officially released, and brings with a new look, plus some excellent features, to the Mac.
Apple has officially launched macOS Tahoe — image credit: Apple
Apple has officially launched macOS Tahoe — image credit: Apple
It’s another case of the most immediately obvious change over its predecessor is the look of macOS 26. Just as with the iPhone and iPad, the Mac now has the new Liquid Glass look that was launched at WWDC 2025, and progressively toned down since.
Overall, it means that controls look a little larger so that they can be more readily clicked on. It means that Apple wants your work to be the focus instead of its tools.