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Firefox Developer Edition logo for comparison: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/Firefox_Developer_Edition_logo%2C_2019.svg/749px-Firef

by mthoms 7y ago

Firefox Developer Edition logo for comparison: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/Firefox_Developer_Edition_logo%2C_2019.svg/749px-Firefox_Developer_Edition_logo%2C_2019.svg.png https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/Fi...

sdegutis 7y ago
Oh wow. That’s incredibly similar.
- dpcan 7y ago
  I don't agree, other than being blue and having some gradients. The Edge logo looks like an "e", not a fox hugging a globe. The new logo looks good in my opinion. It has earth tones, looks like an "e", has some edges.
  - johnpowell 7y ago
    This always differs by people. I thought Samsung pretty clearly swiped the Apple look with the early versions of Android. Even beyond the rounded corners. Sure, it isn't a pixel perfect copy. But I do think inspiration was drawn, even if not intentional. I have a bunch of icons in my dock and the only two that look similar are browsers. (I hacked up a copy of the Edge logo from the article and slapped it on a applescript to put it in my dock) https://i.imgur.com/fu8zmiQ.png https://i.imgur.com/fu8zmiQ.png
    - levythe 7y ago
      These comparisons will be made all over the place, since these designs are always inspiring each other. When I see the new edge logo, I see something that resembles some of the unused branding of the Xbox One and Xbox360, something that resembles the Firefox logo, something that resembles the new design direction of the office suite, something that looks a little like iOS gradients, something that looks a little like the Chrome logo, and so on. I'd say it looks a lot more like old Xbox branding than Firefox branding, though.
- alpaca128 7y ago
  Wait till you see the Firefox Nightly logo: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Firefox_Nightly_Logo,_2017.png https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Firefox_Nightly_Logo...
- dyarosla 7y ago
  I’d say Microsoft’s new logo is far more reminiscent of Google Chromium- not Firefox.
willis936 7y ago
Higher res link: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/30/Firefox_Developer_Edition_logo%2C_2019.svg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/30/Firefox_...
- judge2020 7y ago
  While the SVG will scale to any size, Chrome has it very small on my screen and even zooming to 500% (max zoom) is smaller than the linked png.
  - willis936 7y ago
    It's because the scale is small. The size is set to 80x80 pixels, presumably for icon exporting. However there's nothing stopping someone from opening it inkscape and exporting a PNG at 12000 DPI (which results in a 10k x 10k raster resolution). I don't think the logo scale should be so small and I don't think browser should have such limited zoom capability. I place the most blame on the browsers though.
Razengan 7y ago
Maybe I’ve seen too much games/anime, but that evokes the image of a defeated/burned out fire beast plummeting to the ground..

by mthoms 7y ago

sdegutis 7y ago

Oh wow. That’s incredibly similar.

dpcan 7y ago
I don't agree, other than being blue and having some gradients. The Edge logo looks like an "e", not a fox hugging a globe. The new logo looks good in my opinion. It has earth tones, looks like an "e", has some edges.
- johnpowell 7y ago
  This always differs by people. I thought Samsung pretty clearly swiped the Apple look with the early versions of Android. Even beyond the rounded corners. Sure, it isn't a pixel perfect copy. But I do think inspiration was drawn, even if not intentional. I have a bunch of icons in my dock and the only two that look similar are browsers. (I hacked up a copy of the Edge logo from the article and slapped it on a applescript to put it in my dock) https://i.imgur.com/fu8zmiQ.png https://i.imgur.com/fu8zmiQ.png
  - levythe 7y ago
    These comparisons will be made all over the place, since these designs are always inspiring each other. When I see the new edge logo, I see something that resembles some of the unused branding of the Xbox One and Xbox360, something that resembles the Firefox logo, something that resembles the new design direction of the office suite, something that looks a little like iOS gradients, something that looks a little like the Chrome logo, and so on. I'd say it looks a lot more like old Xbox branding than Firefox branding, though.
alpaca128 7y ago
Wait till you see the Firefox Nightly logo: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Firefox_Nightly_Logo,_2017.png https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Firefox_Nightly_Logo...
dyarosla 7y ago
I’d say Microsoft’s new logo is far more reminiscent of Google Chromium- not Firefox.

willis936 7y ago

Higher res link: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/30/Firefox_Developer_Edition_logo%2C_2019.svg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/30/Firefox_...

judge2020 7y ago
While the SVG will scale to any size, Chrome has it very small on my screen and even zooming to 500% (max zoom) is smaller than the linked png.
- willis936 7y ago
  It's because the scale is small. The size is set to 80x80 pixels, presumably for icon exporting. However there's nothing stopping someone from opening it inkscape and exporting a PNG at 12000 DPI (which results in a 10k x 10k raster resolution). I don't think the logo scale should be so small and I don't think browser should have such limited zoom capability. I place the most blame on the browsers though.

Razengan 7y ago

Maybe I’ve seen too much games/anime, but that evokes the image of a defeated/burned out fire beast plummeting to the ground..