I completely agree. The new top overlay feels like an unnecessary visual barrier compared to the smoother progressive blur we had previously.
Using .scrollEdgeEffectStyle(.soft, for: .top) helps lessen the blow and gets it as close to the iOS 26 look as possible right now. However, if you're working with a MapView using MapKit under a navigation title, there's practically no clean workaround—the layout just breaks.
Really hoping Apple reconsiders this design or gives developers direct control over the top overlay style in an upcoming release.
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I completely agree. The new top overlay feels like an unnecessary visual barrier compared to the smoother progressive blur we had previously.
Using .scrollEdgeEffectStyle(.soft, for: .top) helps lessen the blow and gets it as close to the iOS 26 look as possible right now. However, if you're working with a MapView using MapKit under a navigation title, there's practically no clean workaround—the layout just breaks.
Really hoping Apple reconsiders this design or gives developers direct control over the top overlay style in an upcoming release.
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