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not bad
Not bad. same as a general update. Unfortunately, VoiceOver does not automatically read what Spotlight brings up so I'm using Alfred instead. that to me is very cool. sure, the powerpack is optional, but for basic stuff such as performing a web search, or doing a video search on youtube, and doing basic computer things, Alfred basic is amazing. The spotlight update is cool, but not as accessible as alfred. with Alfred VoiceOVer automatically reads the results. Spotlight used to do that in previous versions of MacOS, however, that's no longer the case. so, that's that. other than that, not bad at all. sure, they have a few more kinks to work on, but not bad on Beta 5.
Spotlight
On Sequoia, I have the same issue with Spotlight not reading the first match. I'm pretty sure it's related to having keyboard echo set to character.
Consider the following. You want to open Feedback Assistant. You press Command+Space to open spotlight and type FEED. VoiceOver doesn't announce the match. But now try it another way. Press Command+Space, thenpress F. You might hear Firefox, for example. Then press E. That's when I hear Feedback app.
Why doesn't it work when you type FEED? Because it does announce it--right after you press the first E, but the immediate subsequent E, then D, interrupts VoiceOver, so you never hear the match announcement.
I think this is working as designed, but it's not a particularly good design.
What about Liquid Glass?
So is Liquid Glass completely innocuous, or does it interfere with VoiceOver and must be disabled? Is it easy to disable?
liquid glass
I mean, liquid glass is completely visual so should not interfere with VO in any way.
Re: liquid glass
Yeah, Liquid Glass doesn't seem to have any effect on the VoiceOver experience, at least from what I can tell as a totally blind user.