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a small collection of macOS' software iconography
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KeePassXC

KeePassXC is an open source, cross-platform, password manager coming as one of the forks of the KeePass project.
While my main password manager is 1Password, I am using this for the safes used at work, hosted on our own cloud storage system.

While using Apple Silicon machines allows me to use some alternatives (like Strongbox or KeePassium), on the Intel architecture I am ok using this software.

Here's the mounted DMG volume as of 27 april 2024 (but I've verified this has not changed in the latest 2.7.9 release in 2025).

The DMG icon, instead is a generic one, with no customization.

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Source: https://keepassxc.org/

Telegram

Telegram is an instant messaging app I've been using for quite long time now. I use it mostly with my geek contacts and to follow some informative bots. I can safely say that I've never used it for any kind of communication with my family (in its most wide meaning).

Those are its icons and mounted DMG volume on my desktop as 4 November 2024.

ONYX

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.

Adium

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.

made in 🇮🇹 - by Nicola Losito

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