Sharper icons on low-dpi screens (which is most of them)#10508
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I went in and pixel-aligned vertical and horizontal lines in some of our most prominent icons.
The result is a lot sharper icons on low-DPI screens (which is most screens). The difference is pretty huge, especially in light mode.
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