My MacBook Pro M3 running MacOS Sequoia is looking very terrible - like a retro look on MacOS apps.
other apps open as normal but the MacOS apps like Safari and Mail appear very old school and retro like with black borders around the titles at the top. Similar to when you run Mac is safe mode. But the Mac is not running in Safe Mode. Can someone help?
System Setting >> Accessibility >> Display >> Turn OFF >> Increase Contrast
Slider to the Left
Image show it ON which is Not what you want
System Setting >> Accessibility >> Display >> Turn OFF >> Increase Contrast
Slider to the Left
Image show it ON which is Not what you want
Make sure "Full Keyboard Access" is off in System Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard.
DailyAppleSA wrote:
My MacBook Pro M3 running MacOS Sequoia is looking very terrible - like a retro look on MacOS apps.
other apps open as normal but the MacOS apps like Safari and Mail appear very old school and retro like with black borders around the titles at the top. Similar to when you run Mac is safe mode. But the Mac is not running in Safe Mode. Can someone help?
Open System Setting >> Accessibilities >> Voice Over .
Be sure VoiceOver it turned off.
You can't change the appearance of individual apps but can you post a screen shot of what you are seeing?
So voice over is turned off. It's very strange, I will post a screen shot soonest.
this is what Apple Mail looks like - see how basic the titles at the top look. It must be a setting?
They look like they always did:
WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!! This worked, thank you!!
You are welcome
BBQ chicken or fried ?
How do I change my MacOS Sequoia appearance?
