Connection icon brand sources

The picker stores stable catalog keys, not SVG payloads. All icons render locally on the same 24×24 grid and inherit the connection color; documented publisher-color accents may be retained. No image CDN, web font, runtime Simple Icons import, or new dependency is used. A server/database/NAS/AP/ switch/cloud variant combines its mark with the app’s corresponding role frame; these composites are app UI symbols, not official alternate brand logos.

Windmill uses the six polygons and pale-blue accents from its official publisher icon, uniformly normalized from its original viewBox to 24 units. Primary blades inherit the connection color. This is the windmill.dev developer automation platform mark, shared by the hosted and self-hosted presets. Publisher copyright, AGPL-3.0 licensing and trademark rights remain applicable; no endorsement is implied.

Installed Simple Icons

src/utils/icons/brand/brandIconSlugs.ts is the source of truth for the installed paths vendored from the installed simple-icons 16.28.0 package. Regenerate with npm run icons:brand:generate; validate with npm run icons:brand:check. Never hand-edit generatedBrandIcons.ts. The generator reads only requested single-path SVGs and fails if a requested source is missing or incompatible.

The expansion adds Alibaba Cloud, DigitalOcean, Envoy Proxy, Git, GitHub, Google, Hetzner, NetApp, OVH, and Red Hat; other requested brands reuse already-vendored paths. Exact publisher source/guideline links are retained in the installed simple-icons/data/simple-icons.json. Simple Icons distributes its collection under CC0-1.0, but that does not waive third-party trademark rights or individual asset terms. See its disclaimer.

QEMU uses the unchanged single-path mark from Simple Icons 16.28.0, whose source metadata points to the QEMU project logo page. The project website identifies QEMU as a machine emulator and virtualizer. The logo page was access-protected during this addition; this is a pinned collection asset, not a newly downloaded publisher SVG. Its geometry is preserved and only its fill follows the selected icon color. The separate virtual-machine and cryptography symbols are app-authored generic vectors; they do not imply a particular hypervisor, cryptocurrency, or encryption mode.

In particular, the Git logo is by Jason Long and licensed CC BY 3.0. Here its geometry is preserved, its fill inherits the UI color, and its server variant adds an app-authored role frame.

OS, build-server, and IoT additions

The additional installed marks cover Fedora, Debian, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, openSUSE, Epson, Fujitsu, Huawei, Lenovo, LG, Razer, Samsung, Ubiquiti, Acer, MSI, Toshiba, Juniper Networks, Fortinet, QNAP, Snort, WireGuard, Joomla, WordPress, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Espressif, Schneider Electric, Shelly, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, TeamCity, CircleCI, Travis CI, Buildkite, Home Assistant, ESPHome, and Tasmota. Already-vendored Apple, Android, ASUS, HP, Kyocera, Cisco, GitLab, OpenVPN, OPNsense, pfSense, FreeBSD, Apache, phpMyAdmin, and Dovecot are reused.

The build-server set is curated, not a claim to include every CI vendor. It includes Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, TeamCity, CircleCI, Travis CI, Buildkite, Azure DevOps, and the existing Drone CI, with separate server/runner variants. Generic reverse-proxy, DNS, time, RMM, mail, directory, LLM, and agent service icons use distinct local geometry rather than brand claims.

Individual license/attribution records take precedence over the collection’s CC0 label. Relevant newly added explicit license records are:

Other newly added CI/IoT marks have no separate license field in the installed metadata; that is not a finding that their trademarks or publisher artwork are unrestricted. Publisher references include Jenkins art, GitHub Actions, GitLab press kit, JetBrains logos, CircleCI press, Travis CI, Buildkite assets, Arduino trademark rules, Raspberry Pi trademark rules, Espressif, Shelly, Home Assistant design guidance, ESPHome source SVG, Tasmota source SVG, and Schneider Electric’s source SVG.

Business, remote, platform, and registrar additions

The next bounded set adds 43 installed paths. It is a curated collection, not a claim to cover every ERP, analytics, chat, CMS, CI, registrar, or server vendor. Already-vendored Redis, Nextcloud, Elasticsearch, Splunk, Bitwarden, Cloudflare, Microsoft, Apple, Cisco, Citrix, FileZilla, and MikroTik are reused where relevant.

The exact sources below come from the installed 16.28.0 metadata; an absent individual license field is not a claim of unrestricted publisher rights.

Additional attribution and adaptation notices:

• PHP: original logo by Colin Viebrock, released by the PHP project under CC BY-SA 4.0. The extracted monochrome mark and PHP-FPM server-frame image are adaptations; these artwork adaptations retain CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Dolibarr: artwork from the Dolibarr Foundation repository, recorded as CC BY-SA 4.0 in the installed metadata. The monochrome silhouette retains that artwork license.
• Apache Superset and Apache Tomcat: artwork attributed to the Apache Software Foundation and its project communities; upstream records Apache-2.0. The local render uses monochrome fill and, for Tomcat server, a separate app role frame. ASF trademark policy still applies; Apache names/logos identify those projects, not this app or an endorsement.
• Node.js and Node-RED: consult the Node.js branding page and Node-RED resources, including the OpenJS trademark policy. These are project-identification icons, not certification marks.

Telecom providers

This bounded batch covers the 18 requested telecom names without claiming every provider or region. Vodafone reuses its existing installed path; five new installed paths add Deutsche Telekom, Orange, O2, AT&T, and Movistar. None of these six metadata entries records an individual artwork license, so the absence of a field must not be read as unrestricted publisher permission. Exact installed source references are:

T-Mobile uses the historical path below; it is byte-identical to the installed Deutsche Telekom mark because both sources use the shared T symbol. Seven additional providers use verified publisher geometry. MEO, UZO, and Hurricane Electric now use the named publisher retraces; unresolved VIVA remains a neutral identifier. The saved Vodafone catalog key is preserved; telecom device/service variants use the app’s role frames, not fabricated provider product logos.

Pinned historical paths

Microsoft Outlook (outlook, suggested for both on-premises Exchange OWA and Outlook Online) uses the exact O-and-envelope path from Simple Icons 11.0.0. SVG SHA-256: f2fcdd8cbd3be6855935de2ab3fb7010aef607963fb157c64ac308e693a18f87. The release metadata cites https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/docs and Microsoft’s trademark guidance. This is a pinned historical mark, not a claim to the latest Outlook branding. It is bundled locally and uses currentColor for both light and dark themes. Existing custom choices are not overwritten; Exchange ECP retains its separate Exchange icon.

historicalBrandIcons.ts preserves these upstream path strings verbatim, without installing an older package. Original SVG SHA-256 hashes are recorded beside each export; offline tests also verify the rendered path hashes. These are identified as historical where the product’s current branding differs.

The pinned releases’ collection licenses are 15.22.0 CC0, 11.0.0 CC0, 9.0.0 CC0, and 7.0.0 CC0, and 5.0.0 CC0. Their availability is not a grant of trademark permission. Publisher brand-use guidance still applies, especially for redistribution outside connection-picker identification; this app does not claim sponsorship or endorsement.

Publisher-sourced compact marks

The following additions in handAuthoredBrandIcons.ts use verified publisher geometry, with uniform scaling/centering and currentColor. These assets are not claimed to be CC0 or newly authored logos.

The original hand-authored Windows, AWS, Azure, and PowerShell silhouettes are preserved unchanged; this expansion does not retroactively label them exact publisher-sourced assets.

Additional publisher SVGs

publisherBrandIcons.ts adds twenty-eight marks from public publisher assets, without assigning them the Simple Icons collection license. Original SVG SHA-256 hashes are recorded in source, and offline tests verify the selected path geometry and normalization. Whitespace may be normalized; fills inherit the UI color. Local role frames remain app symbols, not approved brand lockups.

Identifier compatibility group

The initial group used explicit nonofficial identifiers. Most did not yield a suitable compact vector source in the installed or checked historical collection and bounded publisher lookup; VIVA is intentionally neutral because the intended provider is unconfirmed. These entries are still distinct and usable: identifierIcons.ts draws geometric identifiers with SVG paths, not fonts or copies of unrelated logos. Later publisher-derived replacements are called out below; catalog descriptions distinguish those traces from the remaining neutral identifiers.

The remaining neutral identifiers are a disclosed logo-coverage limitation, not fabricated official marks. This historical group stays outside the BRAND_ICONS registry, including its later publisher-derived replacements. Device/server variants use the same geometry inside a different role silhouette, so variants are not merely duplicate bare glyphs with different labels.

The APP_AUTHORED_IDENTIFIER_ICONS name is retained for compatibility; it is no longer a provenance classification. In particular, MEO/UZO are publisher vectors and the explicitly identified local traces are not arbitrary initials. New custom Lucide nodes carry stable React keys; a regression renders every brand without filtering unrelated console errors and asserts no missing-key warnings.

Protocol and camera source additions

The final source registry has 161 installed marks, 13 pinned historical marks, 28 publisher-file marks and seven preserved/local marks (including the three publisher geometries described above). These are historical source-inventory counts, not a current logo-coverage claim; the compatibility group and subsequent publisher additions/retraces are documented separately below.

Scaleway comes from the installed collection’s scaleway path, whose publisher source is Ultraviolet. Heroku uses the unchanged Simple Icons 11.0.0 path. The Heroku SVG SHA-256 is 622d358ec7c6b09d8f8d2273ee226b5613e94c75d026651ee3889e44282627c1; its rendered path is checked separately. The historical collection license does not replace publisher trademark rights or grant new brand-use permission.

These three publisher marks are not newly licensed as CC0. SVG/path hashes prove source fidelity, not unrestricted permission to use a vendor trademark. TP-Link VIGI and Ubiquiti Protect entries use their existing parent-company marks inside local camera frames; they are not claimed to be distinct product logos.

The following additional exceptions are SVG identifiers drawn by the app, without tracing raster artwork:

Standard SSH, HTTPS, raw TCP, rlogin, FTP, SFTP, SMB, SPICE and XDMCP choices use meaningful terminal/lock, web/lock, connector, transfer, shared-file or display geometry, not invented official protocol logos. Existing manual terminal, monitor, folder, eye and all other saved choices remain valid.

Pure modern Exchange product mark

microsoftexchangemodern vendors the exact single path from Microsoft’s ExchangeLogoIcon.tsx, pinned to commit eefc5128d958e74262de72965b60608953945515. It depicts the modern flat E tile and Exchange tiles rather than the older perspective E used by the historical Simple Icons export. The full publisher 2048×2048 coordinate system is uniformly scaled by 24/2048. No server, computer, envelope frame, or other app-authored geometry is added to the pure product mark. The manual server variant can still place it in the app’s separate server frame.

The earlier microsoftexchange historical export and its source hash remain unchanged. This lets existing artwork references distinguish the old and modern designs instead of silently relabeling the old path as current.

Source TSX SHA-256: 5d913439528e5e4cb51606ceeeed6aeaf8bff5bc1b08bd969238e89fb0c425d4. Exact rendered path SHA-256: e41f35b84ad0952c541f730ede4970ae894f226ec401e949906590863e04f4fb. Offline tests verify this path, uniform scale, absence of a device wrapper, and distinctness from the historical artwork.

Copyright Microsoft Corporation. The publisher package license specifically requires the Microsoft Fabric Assets License. These branded assets are not covered by a blanket MIT or CC0 assertion.

CRM, GraphQL, VPN, and database additions

The installed collection supplies GraphQL, HubSpot, Zoho, ZeroTier, Tailscale, Cockroach Labs, ClickHouse, Apache Cassandra, Apache CouchDB, Neo4j, and InfluxDB. SQLite reuses its existing vendored path. CockroachDB entries use the publisher’s Cockroach Labs mark, not an invented separate product logo. These are local icon choices; they do not add database drivers or VPN implementations.

The installed metadata records Apache-2.0 for the Cassandra and CouchDB artwork; the ASF trademark policy still applies. The other listed metadata entries do not declare an individual artwork license. That absence, and the collection’s CC0 license, do not grant unrestricted publisher trademark permission.

Salesforce preserves the exact historical Simple Icons 11.0.0 SVG path. The source is its cloud silhouette without lettering, not newly authored Salesforce artwork. Source SVG SHA-256: 9f8adb4f73acb235b2fe1c721f17d915d3559c905d1de9c7b678d76d0687eb08. Rendered path SHA-256: 1d3af188552e86b2e368f97efcbe990d32ae8a2d870d169f9284cd680b18c5c5.

Four additional assets use verified publisher SVG geometry:

• Pipedrive: Publisher source. Leading P path from the publisher header wordmark; remaining lettering omitted. Source 18×21 symbol viewport begins at (0,5). Source SVG SHA-256: b96d5e70979e59117b3fe26f85bcc76e986a048bfed711074e57269a5cefa105. Rendered path SHA-256: 52cb4efbdae85617054eda2a6d49fe8a65dd6b30de1177db21bf0bc85cb37ca2.
• NetBird: Publisher source. All three exact bird paths from the publisher press-kit icon. Uniform 41×30 fit; monochrome removes the original darker wing overlap. Source SVG SHA-256: 0876ddda40f4ddc49f8ed6a0cd6369482af29077f06a648e907043e022151468. Rendered path SHA-256: 6cb44c0cee99b8d1d6868c5a8c799cd45323ac8f8f4bb18c49acf1faeb69a14e.
• Twingate: Publisher source. Two left-hand symbol subpaths from header SVG#svg712272324_2169. Lettering beginning at M26.8 omitted; original evenodd fill retained. Source SVG SHA-256: a7169ca049e502cc639bc2b102ee08f1e698a753cfd8976c9e9feda4a50ecd6f. Rendered path SHA-256: 01c141edfcd80afa53960ec86a97e3b0b0fc44c01d06c881bb42db5ed8c5de08.
• Nebula VPN: Publisher source. Final wave/network symbol path from the actual Nebula VPN documentation logo, not the unrelated Nebula streaming brand. Lettering omitted; uniform fit of its 480×256 symbol region. Source SVG SHA-256: b2f0303ef1d78a7319a431aa8218c1ee2928a090d782fa2221ad9d4e62f31b93. Rendered path SHA-256: c3a409d5858acdb3bc364592c06afb5523bf1ea4e6f392cc1d6e73aa727a3404.

For Pipedrive and Twingate, the source hash identifies the selected inline header SVG, not the whole HTML page; path bytes and transforms are checked separately. All four are monochrome adaptations, not newly licensed CC0 artwork. NetBird’s press guidelines specify its original palette and prohibit color changes; the connection-color adaptation here is disclosed, not asserted to satisfy those marketing guidelines or grant a broader license. The verified Nebula documentation identifies the open-source networking project; the unrelated installed nebula streaming-service mark is intentionally not vendored.

SoftEther uses a distinct app-authored SE/ethernet SVG identifier. The checked project website supplies raster logo artwork; no verified compact vector was obtained in the bounded lookup. The identifier is not a tracing or official project logo, and remains outside BRAND_ICONS. Its VPN variant adds only the app’s existing role frame.

Product-role semantics

The Microsoft/Apple/Cisco VPN, Hyper-V, RD Gateway and remote-desktop entries reuse existing vendor marks; role variants combine them with an app-authored frame. They do not claim to reproduce those products’ application icons. Generic KMS, SQL server, MTA, Active Directory server, wired router and SNMP entries use service/device geometry rather than vendor branding. The older Active Directory entry remains intact; its new server variant uses a distinct directory-tree inset. Saved explicit icon keys remain valid, and manual appliance choices remain selectable. The Exchange base mark and its server-variant inset now use the pinned modern product glyph described above. Automatic defaults use pure brand marks or unframed protocol symbols, without app-authored server/appliance frames, with the same resolver feeding the editor dropdown, connection tree, Quick Connect, Bulk Connection Editor and Session Manager. All 37 built-in defaults and 27 registered integration descriptors are checked; integration icons and persistence-safe default keys agree. Tool, status, log and aggregate-category icons remain semantic UI controls, not protocol brands. Service folders and alternative containers add local Lucide geometry without adding brand sources.

Hosting, domain, and access-provider additions

Publisher retraces and storefront additions (2026-09-10)

The stable ptservidor, ptisp, webtuga, and hostgator keys now use publisher-referenced emblems instead of initials. The source images and the local SVG renders were inspected side by side. These are monochrome UI adaptations, not new artwork licences or vendor endorsements. Original trademark rights apply.

Raster traces are explicitly not original publisher SVG files. The offline scripts/trace-provider-icons.mjs pins each original PNG hash and dimensions, extracts only the documented foreground/crop, preserves disconnected contours and counters, simplifies pixel edges with a maximum 0.85-source-pixel RDP tolerance, and uniformly fits them into a 22-pixel box. It emits passive local path data; it neither downloads assets nor runs at application startup. Supply an independently obtained matching publisher PNG to reproduce a contour:

node scripts/trace-provider-icons.mjs ptservidor /path/to/apple-touch-icon.png

Source SHA-256 values:

Hosting providers and Domains & registrars are separate picker categories. Existing Porkbun, Namecheap, GoDaddy, Gandi, Cloudflare, and No-IP keys now browse beside the new DNS/registrar entries; IONOS has hosting as its primary category. Mixed-service companies carry search aliases for their other services, without duplicate saved keys. Hetzner, OVHcloud (ovh), and Scaleway retain their existing pure marks and Cloud category. Category placement is not a service endorsement. The ambiguous request “Level4 communications” is intentionally not mapped to a different company. No service availability is implied by an icon, including Freenom.

Pinned package marks

The following ten additions use the installed Simple Icons 16.28.0 paths. Sources are recorded upstream and were checked for the intended identity; in particular, Spaceship means the domain registrar, not a similarly named software project.

Publisher and historical geometry

The local hostingPublisherBrandIcons.ts, hostingHistoricalBrandIcons.ts, telecomPublisherBrandIcons.ts, and providerResourceIcons.ts record SHA-256 checksums of their source SVGs. Only local passive vector geometry ships; no source URL is fetched at runtime. Uniform scaling and monochrome fills are UI adaptations, not newly endorsed logos. Publisher trademark/artwork rights remain applicable even when a collection is freely licensed.

Explicit app-authored alternatives

These small geometric identifiers are not official logos, and their catalog descriptions say so. They are not included in BRAND_ICONS. They do not trace unknown raster artwork or claim vendor approval. Publisher references establish which company/service a label identifies, not the source of the authored shapes.

The generic isp globe/distribution symbol, dynamic-dns domain/update service, and display-multi-screen three-screen array are app-authored, unbranded geometry, not provider marks.

PuTTY author-generated geometry

The PuTTY icon comes from the author’s 0.85 source archive, SHA-256 232c5c286a5b35f445dbbf49e159469acde372a3907aef738d88e28b4b0f6da2. The reviewed, standalone icons/mksvg.py generator was run with the constant putty_icon, size 48 and bw mode, writing only to an in-memory stream. Generated SVG SHA-256: ad9c058c5f30caed3d2fa07c4047532611c5b7c947d6f3a69f76ab33381dfc2a. See the author’s icon design explanation.

puttyBrandIcon.ts preserves its computers-and-lightning polygon/rectangle coordinates and scales uniformly. Black becomes currentColor; white is transparent so the cases and bolt use linework, not fixed white backgrounds. Inline styles are flattened into passive attributes; no mask, font, script or live generator ships.

PuTTY is copyright 1997–2026 Simon Tatham. Portions copyright Robert de Bath, Joris van Rantwijk, Delian Delchev, Andreas Schultz, Jeroen Massar, Wez Furlong, Nicolas Barry, Justin Bradford, Ben Harris, Malcolm Smith, Ahmad Khalifa, Markus Kuhn, Colin Watson, Christopher Staite, Lorenz Diener, Christian Brabandt, Jeff Smith, Pavel Kryukov, Maxim Kuznetsov, Svyatoslav Kuzmich, Nico Williams, Viktor Dukhovni, Josh Dersch, Lars Brinkhoff, and CORE SDI S.A.

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Named publisher retraces

These eight existing choices were refined on 2026-09-09 without changing saved keys. Publisher SVGs are normalized locally; raster references were visually inspected and hand-traced into compact paths, not embedded or relabelled as original publisher vectors. Traces simplify details for small sizes and are not claims of publisher approval or a new trademark license. Rendering is local, font-free, theme-color aware and free of image, mask, script or network dependencies.

Reference-byte SHA-256 values (not hashes of the adapted SVG):

tests/icons/providerRetraces.test.tsx checks saved keys, vector-only/theme-safe rendering and shared glyph paths. The DrayTek exception permits only placement changes for its identical letterforms; the exhaustive appliance test still requires an exact plain counterpart for other badges. node scripts/catalog-icon-contact-sheet.mjs retraced renders the actual catalog’s pure and appliance variants at 16/20/24 pixels on dark and light backgrounds.

Amcrest, Hanwha Vision, Dahua and Brother

These four refinements preserve the original public names, saved catalog keys and historical identifier-registry membership. Their printer, camera and recorder variants use the exact same glyphs inside the existing appliance frames. Pure brands have no frame. They are theme-color adaptations, not claims of publisher endorsement or newly licensed trademarks.

Reference-byte SHA-256 values (Hanwha hashes the complete inline header SVG):

tests/icons/applianceBrandRefinements.test.tsx checks the stable aliases, source-geometry fingerprints, theme-safe passive rendering, library export, and identical badge reuse. node scripts/catalog-icon-contact-sheet.mjs appliance-refined renders these choices and the refined No-IP mark at 16/24/32/96 pixels in both themes, including the large Icon Explorer preview size. No publisher URLs, raster images, fonts or external dependencies are loaded when icons render.

Developer-tool marks

The mcp and mcp-server choices use modelcontextprotocol from pinned Simple Icons 16.28.0. The collection’s metadata points to the protocol project’s version-pinned publisher SVG. Its complete reference SVG hashes to 3163a85f9db4b98c3b5af846ea284b3296295dbd51a138b2e77ebd438342e902. Only the collection’s normalized protocol emblem ships; the long wordmark is not included. The server choice reuses that exact pure glyph in a bottom-right badge.

vscode identifies Microsoft Visual Studio Code, using the exact even-odd silhouette from the mask path in visual-studio-code-icons/vscode-alt.svg in the publisher’s icon package, linked from Microsoft’s usage guidelines. Archive SHA-256: 04c5292a117bbc619f1ce574cc59b6c5e2e26374d6e64b92619e848612f2d9cb; source SVG SHA-256: 4ef4077d35718ae78184902b3b763281c97b0ff46f2b5a36c10c5c5189ed027f. Uniform scale and a margin preserve the outline and triangular counter. Source shadows, gradients, overlays, masks and clipping are not shipped; the silhouette inherits the selected icon color. This is a local monochrome identification adaptation, not a claim of endorsement or permission beyond the publisher’s terms.

The existing code-server key keeps its generic server/code glyph and its code-editor pure counterpart. It is not relabelled as Microsoft’s product mark or as the Coder code-server project’s logo. The existing test-tube and panel artwork likewise stays intact; added search aliases expose these existing choices. Inspector, magnifier, linter, test-checklist and control-panel sliders use local Lucide glyphs; the bug collection is an app-authored two-insect tray symbol. None of these choices implies an installed service or functional integration.

Messaging platforms

The Communication category adds 30 pure, unframed choices. Existing Slack, Mattermost, Rocket.Chat, Matrix, Zulip and Element keys and artwork are unchanged. These icons identify a saved connection; they do not install clients, enable protocol support, or claim that a messaging integration exists.

Twenty-four marks use exact paths from the pinned Simple Icons 16.28.0 release: Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Messenger, Google Chat, Google Messages, LINE, Viber, WeChat, QQ, KakaoTalk, Snapchat, iMessage, XMPP, SimpleX, Session, Threema, Mumble, TeamSpeak, Zoom, Webex, Wire and Gitter. Their upstream source and usage links remain in simple-icons/data/simple-icons.json; the generated module records the pinned collection version. Publisher identity references include Discord, Signal, LINE, Viber, Threema and Wire. The Zoom choice deliberately retains the verified wordmark: its correct wide proportions make the letters small at 16px. It is not replaced with an unrelated camera glyph.

Three collection entries record Wikimedia rather than a publisher SVG as their artwork source. That provenance is retained, not relabelled as direct publisher artwork: iMessage, QQ, and KakaoTalk. Apple’s Messages listing, Tencent’s QQ identity portal, and Kakao’s product page are separate identity references. Collection availability is not a new license for the underlying trademarks.

Five choices use locally normalized publisher SVG geometry, verified on 2026-09-09. These are monochrome identification adaptations, not original publisher monochrome releases or endorsements. Only passive paths/rectangles, uniform transforms and theme color/opacity ship; no source CSS, gradients, filters, raster images, masks, fonts or remote requests are retained.

Reference SVG SHA-256 values:

irc is explicitly a generic app-authored protocol symbol: a channel hash inside a speech bubble, not a claimed official IRC, network or client logo.

Hosted dashboard additions (2026-09-10)

YouTube, iCloud, Claude, OpenRouter, Facebook, Instagram, Gmail, Google Analytics, Google Ads and Google Search Console use the installed, pinned Simple Icons paths via brandIconSlugs.ts and npm run icons:brand:generate (CC0 collection; underlying trademarks remain their owners’). Zoom reuses the existing mark.

adobe uses the leading A contour from the publisher SVG wordmark, with a uniform transform and theme color. Source SHA-256: 54213e56d564e8174ec2de6aa5f91907aebadc38215f4c3597d1e9b83cce127a. registro-br uses the entire publisher pinned-tab SVG, uniformly scaling its 325×325 view box to 24×24. Source SHA-256: 07da9afa01fcbf117ad288213ea8ebec2fff7eabcb569504d7ea2263536b9fde. These are monochrome identification adaptations, not endorsements or new licenses.

marcaria and freedns are distinct app-authored vector identifiers, not official-logo reproductions or raster tracings. No verified publisher vector was available in this review. Their catalogue descriptions say so explicitly. All added marks are passive local SVG geometry without frames, external resources, fonts, scripts or raster payloads. tests/icons/hostedDashboardIcons.test.tsx checks search, uniqueness, light/dark theme color, exact collection paths and safe icon-library export/import at 16/24/32/96px.

tests/icons/messagingPlatformIcons.test.tsx covers all 30 new and six retained choices: unique categories/keys, common-name searches, saved selection resolution, pure passive rendering, exact collection/publisher geometry and strict icon library export/import. The messaging contact-sheet family renders the actual catalog components at 16/24/32/96px in both themes, including the large Explorer preview size.

Application portal icons (2026-10-12)

Twenty-three supported website applications suggested a generic glyph, and six more suggested their family’s mark although their own was installed. Each now suggests an icon of its own, through 28 catalog keys in src/utils/icons/catalog/applicationPortals.ts. A key names the application, not the artwork, so artwork can be replaced later without changing a saved connection.

Nothing that existed changes. Every earlier key still resolves to the same artwork, including the glyphs these applications suggested before. The mapping stays a suggestion that the editor applies only when asked: a saved icon is never replaced, and the tree and tabs keep their automatic icon. lxd (a combined LXD / Incus profile) and the four profiles that name no product (custom, generic-form, http-basic, http-digest) keep a neutral glyph by design.

Installed marks

Nineteen marks use the unchanged single paths of the installed Simple Icons 16.28.0 package (collection license CC0-1.0), vendored through brandIconSlugs.ts and npm run icons:brand:generate. Their geometry is preserved and only the fill follows the selected icon color. The sources below are copied from the installed simple-icons/data/simple-icons.json; an absent individual license field is not a claim of unrestricted publisher rights.

Only Apache Guacamole records an individual license: the installed metadata gives Apache-2.0 for its artwork. The ASF trademark policy still applies; the mark identifies the project, not this app or an endorsement. google-play serves both the Play Store and the Play Console. The earlier family marks (google, android, python, youtube) are unchanged and remain selectable.

Pinned OpenAI mark for ChatGPT

The chatgpt key uses the exact path from Simple Icons 15.22.0, exported as openai from historicalBrandIcons.ts. SVG SHA-256: 2b4a04ddc2395b20d168694d3850ce2050a702c4a0cdeb4d8b31b9a970481a8c. Rendered path SHA-256: 3fae9b38d571a5ab5aa662bc279dcda580855d6ca6b35330e4b4ba171367ffb1. The release metadata cites https://openai.com/brand as both source and guidelines and records no individual license field.

15.22.0 is the last release that carries the file, and the file is byte-identical from 11.0.0 through 15.22.0. Simple Icons removed the mark in 16.0.0: pull request 13944 (“Remove OpenAI”, merged 2025-11-29) closes issue 12739, which was opened on 2025-02-11 after OpenAI’s rebrand and is labelled permission required. Upstream dropped the mark because publisher permission was not obtained. That is why the installed 16.28.0 package no longer has it.

This is therefore the pre-rebrand mark, not a claim to current OpenAI or ChatGPT branding, and the catalog description says so. Its historical availability under the collection’s CC0 license is not a grant of trademark permission. If the mark should not ship, the chatgpt entry can take an app-authored identifier instead: the key, the suggestion and saved connections stay as they are.

App-authored identifiers

Eight applications have no mark in Simple Icons, installed or historical. Their icons in applicationPortalIdentifierIcons.ts are app-authored initials. They are not official logos, their catalog descriptions say so, and they are not included in BRAND_ICONS. Each is one path on the 24×24 grid with the default 2px round stroke: no font, no fill, no raster tracing and no reuse of publisher lettering or symbols.

Each publisher’s own public site was checked on 2026-10-12 for a compact official vector and for its terms. An official mark was to be used only where a vector exists, reduces to one flat path without redrawing, and the publisher’s terms do not forbid it. None met all three. The references below establish which organization a label identifies and why its mark is not used; they are not the source of the authored shapes.

Reference SHA-256 values of the publisher files that were examined. None of these files is vendored:

Zabbix is a registered trademark of Zabbix LLC. Any of the eight can take its publisher’s mark later, if the publisher’s permission or a suitable asset is supplied: the entry’s artwork changes and its key stays.

tests/icons/applicationIconCoverage.test.ts fails when a selectable application suggests an unmodified Lucide glyph, apart from the five profiles named above. tests/icons/applicationPortalIcons.test.tsx checks every key for search, a single passive path on the 24×24 grid, theme color only, and strict icon-library export/import at 16/24/32/96px in both themes; it also requires an identifier to say it is not an official logo and to stay out of BRAND_ICONS. tests/connectionEditor/HTTPApplicationIconSuggestion.test.tsx pins the 29 suggestions above and that a saved icon is never replaced.

Standard Notes and Standard Red Notes

The stable picker keys are standard-notes and standard-red-notes. Hosted and self-hosted Standard Notes presets share the former; the independently branded fork uses the latter. These marks are local passive vector geometry with no raster or runtime network dependency.

• Standard Notes: exact even-odd rounded-square/n glyph from the publisher’s pinned app source, source SVG SHA-256 1cc3f9b4b1abdc4ce9d9ddd30918d731911c6d980847aa0026c65ecd3877ca6b. Uniform 1.2 scale converts its 20-unit viewBox to 24; foreground follows the connection color. The official press page identifies the publisher’s branding source. The source repository’s AGPL-3.0 license is recorded without claiming unrestricted trademark rights.
• Standard Red Notes: all ten shapes from the fork’s pinned icon, verified against the local project docs/assets/icon.svg, source SVG SHA-256 6d8c4c1c9521086a46a6093d05905b4988262f44a8164396c3ab76ae241c6418. Uniform 24/512 normalization preserves the red tile, off-white paper, folded corner, three red lines, and original translucent shading. The outer edge alone follows the connection color for theme contrast; this is a documented adaptation of project-owned branding rather than an unrelated generic note icon. Fork app license: AGPL-3.0.

Activepieces

The activepieces picker key uses the publisher’s single-path favicon SVG, pinned to commit 5da73236367bf9bfb16279ecb060c50300354201. Source SVG SHA-256: 0addda76f840adcf5d0da2c5975eb6744d471ab7533bca22bcfae97fd232f515. The original 22×19 geometry is uniformly scaled by 24/22 and vertically centered on the 24×24 icon grid. Publisher purple is adapted to currentColor, so the mark follows the connection color in both themes. Hosted and self-hosted application presets share this local passive vector; no remote asset, bitmap, font, script, or external SVG reference is loaded. This records the source and adaptation without claiming unrestricted trademark rights. tests/icons/activepiecesIcon.test.tsx checks registry identity, search keywords, passive SVG content, and rendering at 16/24/32/96 pixels.