scrollEdgeEffectDisabled for UIKit
Asked on 07/01/2025
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The "scrollEdgeEffectDisabled" property or feature is not directly mentioned in the provided context from the WWDC sessions. However, the concept of scroll edge effects is discussed in several sessions, particularly in relation to UIKit and AppKit.
The scroll edge effect is a visual treatment applied to scroll views to enhance the legibility of overlapping content, especially when it scrolls under navigation bars or toolbars. This effect can be customized to have either a soft or hard edge style, depending on the design needs.
For more detailed information on scroll edge effects in UIKit, you might want to check the session titled "Build a UIKit app with the new design" from WWDC 2025, which discusses how to implement and customize these effects. You can find relevant information starting at the Navigation and toolbars chapter.
If you are looking for specific details on disabling scroll edge effects, it might be beneficial to explore the session "What’s new in UIKit" from WWDC 2025, which covers new design systems and UI updates. You can start at the New design system chapter for more insights.
Build a UIKit app with the new design
Update your UIKit app to take full advantage of the new design system. We’ll dive into key changes to tab views, split views, bars, presentations, search, and controls, and show you how to use Liquid Glass in your custom UI. To get the most out of this video, we recommend first watching “Get to know the new design system” for general design guidance.
What’s new in UIKit
Modernize your app with the latest APIs in UIKit, including enhanced menu bar support, automatic observation tracking, a new UI update method, and improvements to animations. We’ll also cover how you can include SwiftUI scenes in your UIKit app and explore SF Symbols, HDR color pickers, and more.
Build an AppKit app with the new design
Update your AppKit app to take full advantage of the new design system. We’ll dive into key changes to tab views, split views, bars, presentations, search, and controls, and show you how to use Liquid Glass in your custom UI. To get the most out of this video, we recommend first watching “Get to know the new design system” for general design guidance.