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name: "[Icon request] [App name] [...]"
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about: Request [App name] icons
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title: ''
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labels: ''
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assignees: ''
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---
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**Tell me things about the app or icon**
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1. App name: (e.g Firefox Browser)
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2. App Webside: or App Github Homepage: (e.g www.firefox.com)
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3. App icon name: (e.g firefox)
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If you don't know the app name you can open the app desktop entry file,
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and find the line: icon=[App icon name] (e.g icon=firefox),
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the word after "icon=" is the App icon name.
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But if "icon=" is followed by the specific path of an icon file, then this app will not use icon theme
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icons. I generally don’t create this kind of icon because this app does not use it.
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**Additional context**
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Add any other context or screenshots about the icon request here.
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