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Doesn't it depend the context? I've always liked monochrome icons much more than color for basic indicators on a desktop (e.g., volume, connectivity). Less colo
by garciansmith 2y ago
Doesn't it depend the context? I've always liked monochrome icons much more than color for basic indicators on a desktop (e.g., volume, connectivity). Less color means less likely to distract me when I'm focused on whatever task, but they are in the corner and easily identifiable when needed. Generally feel the same way with toolbar icons in applications: monochrome is less distracting and allows me to focus better.
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