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The macOS style now looks like a Mac app throughout, not only in its
colours: Apple's type sizes in Inter, thin-stroked icons, and denser
rows with the open task in the accent with white on it, as in Finder.
On a wide window its sidebar is laid out as Reminders': a search field,
a tile with a count for each of Today, Upcoming, Lists and Notes, and
every list with its count, a right-click menu and New list at the foot.
A list's page names it large in its own colour.
Settings in the macOS style groups its rows into panels as System
Settings does, with the sections in a sidebar on a wide window.
In the macOS style on a wide window, sheets drop from the top of the
window, a date is picked from a calendar beside the button at a single
click, context menus are compact, alerts are narrow, segmented controls
have a grey track, and pages change without sliding.
On a phone the macOS style follows iOS: larger type, pages sliding in
from the side, a chevron to go back, and green and red swipe actions.