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Imagine this kind of color separation just without the borders :)
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I'm not sure what the internal discussion was like where a room of people agreed to homogenize app and file icons like this, but it wasn't a great call as far as usability goes.
At a glance, we should be able to tell what file is associated with what program, and we should also be able to glance at the taskbar to instinctively know what program to launch or switch to.
Having everything the same color makes that impossible!
What's funny is the Creative Cloud icon itself uses a rainbow; shouldn't icons utilize different colors to stand apart as well?
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What's the current point of the tray icon? It does nothing other than be there taking up space. Make it functional or remove it entirely. This is Windows 101 stuff.