Jonas Sicking schrieb:
I think we have a few options here:
* Use some sort of naming scheme for icons, like size-platform or
size-platform-version.
That would get hairy very fast, as the next claim will be you need
different sets per platform and version when there's different themes,
like Windows Classic, or GTK themes.
And then, apart from app icons, I immediately come to think about in-app
icons and styling, and HTML doesn't even have reasonably theming for
"form" controls anyhow (but at least what we do right now is give them a
look that fits with the platform, even though we can't give other
elements than the standard form elements a platform-themed look, as
-moz-appearance isn't standard).
* Do nothing and see how much people complain.
I think that's the best option without making things very hairy.
At some point we'll need generally better themability for HTML, both in
terms of theming all kinds of elements to platform style (like in
-moz-appearance) and in custom theming of form elements like <button>,
<select> etc. to site style. Maybe some ability to detect platform
theming in CSS needs to be worked into that. How to deal with app icons
there is an interesting question, though.
Robert Kaiser
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