> Vectorized icons on the other hand take up much less memory and can auto-scale to different displays and use-cases. In the absence of grid-fitting and hintin

> Vectorized icons on the other hand take up much less memory and can auto-scale to different displays and use-cases. In the absence of grid-fitting and hinting, monochrome vector icons are just as mediocre at scaling to arbitrary sizes as colored vector icons. However, I think one "advantage" is that fuzzy monochrome borders look less bad than fuzzy outlined borders. TTF bytecode supports grid-fitting and hinting (I believe SVG doesn't support it), and it would be interesting to see that applied to rescalable icons. However, you'd have to turn off subpixel antialiasing.