windows opacity
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To adjust the opacity of windows in macOS using SwiftUI, you can use the container background modifier to replace the window background color with a material. This material is partially transparent, similar to frosted glass, allowing colors from the desktop to shine through. This approach gives the window a stylish and modern look while maintaining some level of transparency.
For more details on customizing macOS windows, you can refer to the session Tailor macOS windows with SwiftUI (04:01).
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