Comment by eviks

The form over function school of design continues its grim march towards decreasing usability.

Look at the most basic UI interaction - text cursor movement - and note how this new liquid glass adds more confusing visual noise by adding text reflection for no good reason, which makes, for example, an empty line appear as a line with some text due to this reflection, thus making it harder to see that your cursor is located at the top line.

> more focus to content

it's the opposite, you dilute focus on content by manufacturing non-existent noise.

And the claim to being "natural" in the video falls flat - compare to the actual physical movements a few frames before - the lens doesn't change in width or height! So the digital animation noise is unnatural!

Similarly with the menu sheet adding new rubberband effect in the corner- what underlying natural interaction does it reflect? What signal does that jiggly noise send?

But yeah, if you live in a "lively delight" fantasy of design, nothing would stop you.