Auto approval is becoming the default. Claude Code now starts in Auto mode, and Codex offers auto-review and full-access modes. That makes sense - research indicates the menial process of approving command after command destroys users' ability to actually catch issues with a protracted coding session dropping to 5% effectiveness.
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There is plenty to like in liquid glass. Layered materials, soft edges, and movement make software feel less like a stack of rectangles. But too much transparency lets the background compete with the thing you are trying to read, while a retreat from color can make even a polished interface feel joyless.
Liquid Glaze™ keeps that depth and movement, with solid surfaces for legibility and color that carries meaning.