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<blockquote data-quote="vansmith" data-source="post: 1612242" data-attributes="member: 71075">Go to System Preferences &gt; Accessibility &gt; Display and make sure &quot;Reduce transparency&quot; isn't checked. With that set, all transparent elements are made opaque.I've been running it for quite some time and it's fine. It's not mind blowing and doesn't add much to the day-to-day functionality. Handoff is nice...when it works. I've seen continuity errors pop up and my Mac doesn't even seem to acknowledge that I have iOS devices with Handoff enabled. Honestly, I'm starting to think that Handoff is half-baked and desperately in need of more &quot;time in the oven.&quot; What a disappointment. With iOS, for example, my devices recognize the other but last time I tried it, I was greeted with a cryptic error message and then Mail just stalled. And, as I mentioned, no matter what type of magic I attempt, my Mac doesn't seem to recognize anything. I can't express just how let down I am by this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vansmith, post: 1612242, member: 71075"] Go to System Preferences > Accessibility > Display and make sure "Reduce transparency" isn't checked. With that set, all transparent elements are made opaque. I've been running it for quite some time and it's fine. It's not mind blowing and doesn't add much to the day-to-day functionality. Handoff is nice...when it works. I've seen continuity errors pop up and my Mac doesn't even seem to acknowledge that I have iOS devices with Handoff enabled. Honestly, I'm starting to think that Handoff is half-baked and desperately in need of more "time in the oven." What a disappointment. With iOS, for example, my devices recognize the other but last time I tried it, I was greeted with a cryptic error message and then Mail just stalled. And, as I mentioned, no matter what type of magic I attempt, my Mac doesn't seem to recognize anything. I can't express just how let down I am by this. [/QUOTE]

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