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Android trash icon is an emoji instead #11202
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On a similar note, I also just installed Joplin on Pop!_OS and although the icon is not an emoji, the trash icon also looks different from all the others (it is a filled icon in a different style, instead of outline icons), but not sure if that is related. Desktop version info : Joplin 3.0.15 (prod, linux) Client ID: 9637ac3d343843ad9f3d9d74baf57297 Current Behavior : |
The icons for trash are clearly by design, but I guess you are questioning the choice of icons. I see your point on the desktop app about it not being entirely consistent, but to be honest I didn't notice until you mentioned it. I would agree on the android app though that the emoji did seem out of place when the trash feature first appeared. |
Fair enough. The icon difference on desktop isn't too noticeable I just added it in case it was somehow related :) |
Operating system
Android
Joplin version
3.0.8
Desktop version info
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Current behaviour
Expected behaviour
I expected all icons to be in a similar or coherent style. This is the only one that is an emoji as far as I can tell.
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