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What is particularly hilarious is that the button isn't setting the color of a line below the text but of the text itself so why is the icon changing the color
by kybernetikos 5y ago
What is particularly hilarious is that the button isn't setting the color of a line below the text but of the text itself so why is the icon changing the color of an underline?
The only answer I can think of is that they tried to set the text color on the button but then the button was entirely invisible so rather than taking a step back and realise that they might need to rethink they just coloured an underline instead.
- ggm 5y agoThey copied the style of the Microsoft product.