Onyx probably is the first app I install on any new Mac computer I own. I have also to admit that I upgrade my operating systems when the appropriate release of Onyx is published. This says all - I think – on how much I like and trust this ‘small’ utility for macOS.

Here's a small review on AppAddict.

Those are its icons ad of 12 November 2024 for the macOS Sequoia release.

These are the icons for the macOS Sonoma release, as of 12 october 2024.

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source: https://titanium-software.fr/en/onyx.html

Adium is a free instant messaging application for macOS that can connect to XMPP (Jabber), IRC and more. Those are its icons ad of 12 November 2024.

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source: https://adium.im/

Lulu is an open-source macOS firewall application. As far as I can remember this app has never changed its look.

Here's a small review on the AppAddict.

Those are its icons, as of 28 October 2023.

On November 12th 2024 the artwork is still the same. --
source: https://objective-see.org/products/lulu.html

Arc icons as of 29 august 2023

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source: https://arc.net/

Discord art, as of 3 august 2023

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source: https://discord.com/

Skype icons as of 26 July 2023

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source: https://www.skype.com/

… so, after a long time I am finally starting to collect macOS software icons as of the extracted DMG files and their installer page. Over the years I had many albums on Flickr and Ipernity but now I am not their user anymore.

The idea is to collect the icons of a software in a single post, so to show over time how an icon has evolved.

I hope you like my idea and this space, feel free to send me examples of not so known software while I'll begin to dig into my collection (again).

Bye,
Nicola