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@mark Very important question regarding Ivory for Mac, have you considered an icon where the big floppy ears protrude from the rest of the icon?

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@mark Very important question regarding Ivory for Mac, have you considered an icon where the big floppy ears protrude from the rest of the icon?

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@rasmusnielsen Pretty boring right now, looking for a nice wallpaper that isn't a gradient 🫠

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@rasmusnielsen Pretty boring right now, looking for a nice wallpaper that isn't a gradient 🫠

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Just an FYI because I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere else, icons added to your home screen using the Shortcuts app are always a little blurry for some reason. If you use a web clip or configuration profile instead you can avoid this blurriness. Though that won't help for people trying to theme. 😅

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Just an FYI because I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere else, icons added to your home screen using the Shortcuts app are always a little blurry for some reason. If you use a web clip or configuration profile instead you can avoid this blurriness. Though that won't help for people trying to theme. 😅

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Two of the same icon added to an iOS home screen. One added with a configuration profile, the other with the Shortcuts app. The icon from the configuration profile is crisp while icon from the Shortcuts app is blurry.

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Light mode doesn't have to be "White Mode". This is one of my biggest pet peeves with post-skeu app design.

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Light mode doesn't have to be "White Mode". This is one of my biggest pet peeves with post-skeu app design.

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The Mac app "Deliveries" making use of multiple lighter colors.

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The Mac app "Parcel" using an entirely white background for it's interface.

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@ivory Where do I sign up for pushback 😆 , the inline actions look especially silly and waste quite a bit of space when looking at simple replies.

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@ivory Where do I sign up for pushback 😆 , the inline actions look especially silly and waste quite a bit of space when looking at simple replies.

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@mark One thing I miss about Tweetbot is that the character IS the icon.

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@mark One thing I miss about Tweetbot is that the character IS the icon.