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While it's archaic now, I actually can't think of a better icon that fits all modern meanings. At least it has historical use on its side, even if it's never ac
by ridgered4 4y ago
While it's archaic now, I actually can't think of a better icon that fits all modern meanings. At least it has historical use on its side, even if it's never accurate anymore.
I heard once that some young children thought it was actually a picture of a refrigerator (which makes a sort of sense as a real world analog for saving something for later) so maybe this issue has magically solved itself.
- amelius 4y ago> While it's archaic now, I actually can't think of a better icon that fits all modern meanings. I think the modern approach is to hide the entire concept altogether. At least in most SaaS services. Just save continuously.