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Icon and theme design #3
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Unfortunately, I do not have any ideas. I liked that you used an emoji as the icon for the Awesome Emoji Picker and think it would be cool to also do that for this. However, I looked through the emojis and did not see anything that was relevant... As you know, there are no existing add-ons that can do Unicode autocorrection or change the Unicode font and just two that can change the case (see here and here), so there is not much we can really get inspiration from. You probably noticed that I used the |
A unicode symbol would be cool. Some ideas:
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Hmm yeah, but maybe an Unicode symbol this add-on actually uses? Also, I could imagine doing something with an |
Awesome! Thanks. Indeed that looks quite nice, I'll play around with that. |
I'm trying something with interpolate in Inkscape and it… fails miserably… 😆 |
Only when you look twice, you see that the layering has a twist: You cannot quite follow the (black) background and it makes no sense as it is sometimes in the foreground and sometimes it is not. I've also tried making this more confusing, but currently I do not like that much: The colors are still up-to-change. Currently it uses For example I now consider the magenta too dark when switching screens. Also had a look if we only use the same color for the light parts to increase the already mentioned confusion aspect, and yeah it works (especially with the connector version now), but uhm, maybe too simple? |
I've uploaded this draft in 4d403d9 if you want to have a look or play around. (Try changing/enabling/disabling the layers) 😃 |
@rugk Wow, thanks for doing all this work! The official Unicode logo uses a purplish blue (
The style guide also says, "Firefox Purple is commonly used to indicate privacy", which I like since privacy is one of the main benefits of this add-on. Here is a version that uses Teal 70 ( |
Ok so maybe we go with purple + Unicode blue (I think using the Unicode color here is okay, even though it's not in the Firefox styleguide, it looks similar and also happy). |
@tdulcet Can you reproduce it? Shall I open a new issue…? |
Umm, I do not see that pink stuff at the bottom, but I am not 100% sure what you meant the logo to look like either. Are you able to reproduce it in Chrome/Chromium? If not, it is likely a WebRender issue (similar to rugk/offline-qr-code#263) and you may need to submit a bug on BMO. Here is what I get. Firefox 90.0.2: I believe part of the issue is that the SVGs and PNGs are different. SVG (see here): PNG (see here): I think you wanted it to look like the PNG version, so the SVGs are also broken. 😕 |
I guess I/Inscape uses, because the PNGs are obviously exported from Inkscape. I open a new issue. |
@tdulcet let’s do some brainstorming.
Do you have any ideas?
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