> If any aspect of Liquid Glass is successful it will be when it’s used sparingly to delight in places that are low stakes and where other affordances are present

I fully agree with you there. Though I like the Liquid Glass look overall, I think Apple is overusing it. It definitely shouldn’t be a background for paragraph-sized text (e.g., I can’t read half the text in banners on my phone).

Some context about this project:

    - I’m not trying to recreate Liquid Glass (though happy to chat about it)
    - Goal: Production-usable → must at least work on current (desktop and mobile) versions of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox, on both Apple and PC/Android devices
    - Goal: Optimize the developer experience (more relevant to the glass SCSS library I’m working on) → ideally, people can add a class (plus an optional wrapper) and it just works in most tech stacks. 

Thank you for sharing potential implementation solutions. I'll research them and see if I can wrangle them to work cross-browser.