Yesterday I introduced a lady to the Paperback app. She works in local government and receives a huge number of PDF's every week. She was thrilled with it. https://paperback.dev/downloads/
I'm a huge advocate for making apps accessible, but I find myself saying "fuck it" when dealing with Liquid Glass.
It's not possible to maintain contrast across a range of app content with a text label that's non-deterministic. When someone who's empathetic to the needs of others gives up, it's a huge loss.
Apple has a well earned reputation for accessibility and Alan Dye is fucking that up for a lot of folks who need affordances.
We should not be choosing between the lesser of two evils.