Verel Pode

@charlesroddie -- I believe you've described an excellent solution that fits the needs: A modern design with a good balance between power and simplicity. Surely nobody will be able to...

@lukasf > If you optimize the icon for a specific resolution (e.g. change line sizes, font sizes, increase or decrease sharpening, add or remove details, add/remove borders), the result will...

@mdtauk > The amount of visual detail you can fit in a 16 x 16 resolution is very small. 16x16 is obsolete, but anyway the suggestion from @charlesroddie already includes...

@dragonwolf83 > 16x16 icons are far from obsolete. Although I view 16x16 as obsolete, and although I view @lukasf's varying line thicknesses as overkill, nevertheless I would be willing to...

@mdtauk > I think it could be useful to sum up what your request is, as opposed to a long and detailed explanation of what is broken. Yes, you're right,...

Re Media Transport Controls -- although in general I like the idea of Play and Pause functions, I'm unsure how that would work when a webpage contains **multiple** video elements....

Would those Media Transport Controls also make it possible to ask WebView2 whether it is currently playing any video? Our kiosks have a user inactivity/idle timeout. If no user activity...

Also relevant to volume control: Ideally the WebView2/Chromium process should not appear in the system sound mixer window. Alternatively, if it must appear, then it should appear with the name...

I guess that @HppZ would like to use a SVG file in a manner similar to setting [Path.Data](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.ui.xaml.shapes.path.data) along with setting [Path.Fill](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.ui.xaml.shapes.shape.fill) to the desired brush/color. In other words, the...

Considering that we both thought of using SVG files/resources as icons for buttons or as other symbols in the GUI, and considering that buttons are normally composed of Xaml elements,...