Sorry, Daniel, I distracted you with a mistake in an implementation
detail. I meant not Humanity, but ubuntu-mono providing light and dark
variations not just of go-previous-symbolic but of go-previous as well.
Can we get back to the question of whether, and if so why, USC should
use different Back and Forward icons from Firefox? Firefox has a compact
toolbar, while USC has a spacious labelled toolbar, both for good
reasons. So there might not be an "Ubuntu way to do this UI element". It
might genuinely be context-sensitive. So it might be appropriate to use
not just different button styles, but different icons as well -- but
looking at Matthew's screenshot (thanks for providing it), it's not
obvious to me why it should.
** Changed in: software-center (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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