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Apple has a private CSS property to add Liquid Glass effects to web content (alastair.is)
submitted 1 year ago by to c/css@programming.dev
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Yes it works and no, we can't

Before you, like me, fire up Safari and start editing some CSS, I have bad news: no, it doesn't work on the web. As well it shouldn't. But it also doesn't work by default in an app using WKWebView, you have to toggle a setting in WKPreferences called useSystemAppearance... and it's private. So if you use it, say goodbye to App Store approval.

Who cares?

It's an interesting piece of trivia but no-one outside of Apple can use it.

… ffs 🤦

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[–] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

You goofed the URL, I think, it gives a 404 when I click on it. Here's the correct one https://alastair.is/apple-has-a-private-css-property-to-add-liquid-glass-effects-to-web-content/. So is apple maybe gonna give us PWAs?

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