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A screenshot of macOS Ventura's Display Accessibility preferences panel with Increase Contrast turned on, which gives things like tickboxes and slidey buttons an actual outline and a little bit of a Macintosh System 7 style clarity. If you squint, it could be 1993.

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A screenshot of macOS Ventura's Display Accessibility preferences panel with Increase Contrast turned on, which gives things like tickboxes and slidey buttons an actual outline and a little bit of a Macintosh System 7 style clarity. If you squint, it could be 1993.
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Nanoraptor (nanoraptor@bitbang.social)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Jun-2024 08:57:25 JST Nanoraptor

If you liked system 6 & 7, and fuzzy light grey modern macOS annoys you, try Preferences->Accessibility->Display, and turn on Increase Contrast. It took me just half an hour to not find it jarring and now I really dislike going back to the field-of-fog regular UI.
Here it is on Ventura.
(and yes it looks terrible in Dark Mode so maybe skip this one you lot)

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