Updated menu highlight geometry for macOS 26 #15
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Thanks for submitting these changes. You're right, there are more pronounced rounded corners on menu highlights in macOS 26. This is a very close approximation for it. |
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This pull request introduces minor improvements to the menu item appearance in macOS Control Center UI, specifically adjusting highlight visuals for macOS 26 (Tahoe) and newer. The changes ensure a more modern look on newer macOS versions while maintaining compatibility with older ones.
Visual enhancements for macOS 26+:
backgroundShapeinHighlightingMenuItemto use a larger, continuous rounded rectangle on macOS 26 and newer, improving the highlight effect.menuHorizontalHighlightInsetinMenuGeometryto dynamically use a wider inset (6 points) on macOS 26+, and keep the previous value (4 points) on older versions, for better spacing consistency.