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Describe the feature request below
Most apps use an icon marked with a safe zone that can be cropped to different shapes for different styles. Thumb-Key does not do this, which makes it inconsistent with the rest of the system. Fixing this is a minor thing, but a major aesthetic improvement. https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/launch/icon_design_adaptive
I've attached multiple images to showcase the issue, next to icons which have properly adaptive icons.
To start, the worst case scenario, the icon displayed raw on a pure black background. It doesn't exist.
In a more common scenario of a colorful background, this isn't as big of an issue. However, it is still an obvious standout from the rest of the system, especially with the odd spacing making it higher up rather than centered.
Depending on the launcher, it may try to force it into being a pseudo-adaptive icon. This fixes readability issues, but the spacing issues become even more apparent as it tries to avoid cropping the image and adds a lot of additional padding.
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I think the icon itself could use a redrawing as it currently doesen't look that great imo. if i have some idea for a better icon i'll try to whip up some svg.
Describe the feature request below
Most apps use an icon marked with a safe zone that can be cropped to different shapes for different styles. Thumb-Key does not do this, which makes it inconsistent with the rest of the system. Fixing this is a minor thing, but a major aesthetic improvement. https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/launch/icon_design_adaptive
I've attached multiple images to showcase the issue, next to icons which have properly adaptive icons.
To start, the worst case scenario, the icon displayed raw on a pure black background. It doesn't exist.
In a more common scenario of a colorful background, this isn't as big of an issue. However, it is still an obvious standout from the rest of the system, especially with the odd spacing making it higher up rather than centered.
Depending on the launcher, it may try to force it into being a pseudo-adaptive icon. This fixes readability issues, but the spacing issues become even more apparent as it tries to avoid cropping the image and adds a lot of additional padding.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: