MacOS Golden Gate Fixes the Most Un-Apple-Like Thing About MacOS
I'm just not that excited about the new AI features that Apple announced during the WWDC 2026 keynote. Sure, we're getting an updated Siri with contextual awareness and Spatial Reframing for adjusting photo composition, and many folks will love those features. But I don't use Siri, and I've disabled Apple Intelligence on my iPhone and MacBook to prioritize battery life.
However, there was one announcement at the top of the WWDC keynote, a small change that has me breathing a big sigh of relief: MacOS Golden Gate will finally make the corner radii consistent across windows and apps.
If you're a MacOS Tahoe user, you've probably noticed that the roundness of your window's corners will vary from app to app. That's the corner radius. The windows of Apple's native apps like Safari and Freeform became slightly more round, while many third-party apps like Google Chrome didn't make the same change.
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