Ever since upgrading to Yosemite and the new Safari, the desktop wallpaper color bleeds through the bookmarks area. It looks like a small degree of translucency. For a redesign of software that was suppose to be "clean" looking, this is very distracting and makes it look really ugly. Is there any way to prevent this, maybe a preference I may be over-looking?
iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10), Mid 2010 3.6 Ghz - 1TB HD - 8GB Ram
System Preferences > Accessibility > Reduce Transparency.
Great, thanks!
I never went into Accessibility as I thought that was for people with certain challenges. Apparently, I'm challenged as well.
I enabled that option as well. 🙂
Unfortunately, that only turns it partially off. It's still incredibly ugly, unwanted and unnecessary. If Apple wanted to force me to use a different browser, they found a way.
That seems odd as I don't see any signs of transparency and no color coming through anywhere.
Background Color Bleed-through in Safari 8.0
