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I'm an icon snob myself, and have fond appreciation for the glossy 3D icons of Mac OS X's past—the Pages inkwell, the "Here's to the crazy ones" easter egg in T
by rgovostes 1y ago
I'm an icon snob myself, and have fond appreciation for the glossy 3D icons of Mac OS X's past—the Pages inkwell, the "Here's to the crazy ones" easter egg in TextEdit, etc. I abhor the minimal-effort iPhone Mirroring icon in Sequoia.
I think the automatically generated icons for your apps look completely fine. And basically all of the examples you showed. You could remove the border on Bonjeff or add a background color to Underpass (or any of them) if you really wanted. If I had StopThe* side by side in my Dock, I would probably wish the octagons were the same size, but they might not have been to begin with?
(My favorite icons might be in Books.app → Book Store → Sections.)
- wpm 1y agoThe Dock is a personalized thing. Apple should not be forcing app's icons into anything, or rendering them in any way other than what the developer provides. If the developer, or more chiefly, the user, chooses to use a different icon, Apple has no fucking right to change it, get in the way, or do anything but display the pixels I told the icon to be. This kind of crap is an example of the worst of their hubristic tendencies.