Icon theming

[ohios-finest]

I really think an option to force icons to be themed when using the color pallet options should be implemented. There are just too many icons that aren't supported (some being samsung apps themselves) so, it makes people shy away from the option because, it's jarring. 

It should be at the system level, not just up to developers. 

[kicko69]

I agree, it makes me not want to use the whole color pallette theme.

[Aztec246]

Certainly, Samsung could adopt a similar approach to Apple's if developers fail to create icons that adhere to the material design style.

[ohios-finest]

This is my thought as well. Apple's isn't great but, at least their dark mode options are better than this.

[Ocaji]

biggest reason I have this off

[user7fduXkxE1A]

Completely agree

[Culverrd]

Absolutely. Makes using color palettes unusable when so many apps aren't affected

[Robin621k]

I am disappointed that this feature does not apply to all apps, and it seems to be absent on Pixel phones as well. I find it inconvenient to have to arrange my home screen to compensate for the lack of a universal color palette. I believe that color palettes should also be applied to Samsung widgets.

[ohios-finest]

Though I usually keep my widgets with a transparent background, that is a good idea.

[USBetaModerator3]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing this insightful suggestio. The idea of implementing a system-level option to force icons to adopt the color palette is a great one. You’re absolutely right—when some icons remain unsupported (even Samsung apps), it can disrupt the cohesive aesthetic that the color palette feature aims to provide.

A system-level solution would indeed help create a more unified look and encourage more users to embrace this feature. We'll share this feedback with the development team, as it aligns with the goal of offering a seamless and visually consistent experience.

Regards,

One UI Beta Team