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Matter's biggest-ever design refresh is here! 🖤 Matter has been rebuilt with Apple's Liquid Glass, using all native components for a cleaner, more cohesive look that lets your content shine. In addition, we've simplified navigation (including giving Inbox its own tab), streamlined menus, and redesigned lists for improved scannability....

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