How to turn off rounded corners in preview when viewing a PDF

chappa-ai wrote:

Indeed, in fact Apple is probably tired of hearing from me with all the bugs and issues I've been reporting.

I know that was a figure of speech, but seriously, I doubt they are tired of hearing from you or anyone else. It may not seem like it if the thing you want Apple to change doesn't change, but they do listen.

Meh. Debatable. I have a decades old bug (not even paraphrasing, here), being told it's being tracked and I will be advised when it's fixed:

«[...] is being tracked in our system under bug#3661873. Once this is addressed, I'll notify you of the resolution.».

I'm beginning to suspect they might not be interested in this one.

Me too. I've managed to disable most of the pointless "liquid glass" features. The rounded corners are a silly change--I assume Apple hired some new guy who needed to make a mark by some sort of change, and just made it look--again--that Apple will decide what users need and do not need (e.g., simplicity and options).

In other words, not only is Steve Jobs dead, he's still dead. Jobs was a master chef but his replacement is only a Cook.

Those rounded corners are a problem everywhere in Tahoe. Apple should absolutely disable them

Go_West wrote:

Those rounded corners are a problem everywhere in Tahoe. Apple should absolutely disable them

Not for me. I like them.

Well, for me they ARE a problem.

It makes the whole OS looking very immature.

I like the glass look, but it all sends Windows Vista vibes.

At least we should have and option to set the radius.

Agreed. First thing I noticed when I started using Tahoe just now. We should have the option to disable them.

Another problem is the speed preview pictures open from desktop.

I am looking at way to revert back to Sequoia now.

maurizio277 wrote:

Would anyone be so kind to tell me what to expect in Tahoe with a picture like the one linked here below?

Thanks!!!

This seems reassuring.

I do not see any round corners... How is that?

Maurizio

I can't recreate your image.

That is not correct and makes it very hard to proof work destined for the printers Even when crops and registration with colour bars are added when making a PDF, they get screwed up on screen.

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Sorry, but I have to agree with markfromworthing — in a PDF, the presentation is the content itself...