How to Disable Transparent Menus on Mac

Situatie

Apple redesigned the classic Mac interface with a transparent menu bar and sidebars that show the colors from the windows below. There’s a way to disable the distracting transparent menus on Mac.

Solutie

You can dial the window transparency down using an Accessibility feature called “Reduce Transparency.” Once enabled, the transparent menu bar and sidebars will be replaced with solid color, making it easier on the eyes.

This feature can be enabled from “System Preferences.” Click the “Apple” icon from the menu bar and choose the “System Preferences” option.

Here, go to the “Accessibility” section.

Select Accessibility

Now, from the sidebar, choose the “Display” option and then enable the “Reduce Transparency” feature.

Instantly, all the transparent and translucent menus will be replaced by a solid color.

macOS Big Sur with Transparency Disabled

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