Black small letter came
IOS small letter replaced 7.0.12 edition this morning, before mixing paragraph time small letter is affirmatory same, the small letter that gives IOS newlier this version eventually brought brunet mode.
This small letter updates a log to basically have two sides:
- Can follow systematic setting, switch is brunet mode; Those who optimized speech message send an experience, word of lard one's speech with literary allusions slips on more convenient;
We experience the brunet mode of small letter first.
Systematic version of support: Because small letter does not have brunet mode to add switch alone, can follow only systematic setting undertakes switch, mean the systematic version that can support IOS13 only, the process that can see whole switch is very fluent.
We see a few when brunet mode and regular pattern issue open commonly used interfaces contrast below.
News list
Conversational page
The friend encircles a page
Install a page
Page of public date article
Can discovering those who match the brunet mode of small letter is comfortable still is more comprehensive, after switch almost all interfaces can become brunet pattern, have partial page nevertheless or can have a few incompatible cases.
With mobile phone QQ brunet pattern is not quite same is, the brunet mode of small letter is not completely black, however of deep gray, look better off.
The IOS of latest edition had on the experience that small letter still sends in speech message improve, use more convenient, whole animation effect is fluenter also.
Besides above besides two more apparent changes, the around small order of page of small letter small order and my small order before two option added icon newly.
Want to use small letter the young associate of brunet mode can have searched small letter to undertake updating in App Store, after updating, go to IOS13 switch brunet mode, small letter can become brunet pattern automatically.
The likelihood still has a few little detail still is not very perfect, need awaits sequel to perfect.
