I run the app on Samsung Galaxy A20 with Android 10 and on Honor 9 with Android 9. And I found, that the generated files "ic_launcher_round.png" also have blue background, while "ic_launcher_foreground.png" is transparent as expected. But the running app shows the blue background. In order to test, if adaptive icons will be used in running app, I give the icon.png another backgroundcolor (#7bb2f9 = light blue) than the adaptive icon (orange - see above). foreground.png will be copied into target directories?īecause I no found the 'ic_launcher-foreground.png' and 'ic_launcer_round.png' in the target directories I calledĬordova-res android -copy -icon-background-source '#f9d17b' -android-project platforms/android -verbose ) named 'ic_launcher-foreground.png' and 'ic_launcer_round.png'. Because these resources can change between platform versions, you should not reference the system's copy of the resources. And in config.xmlĪs I read the adaptive Icons must located in target directories 'platforms/android/app/src/res/mipmap-hdpi' (-ldpi,- mdpi. Low-resolution (ldpi) Android icons Ask Question 4 On the topic of included standard icons the Android documentation mentions that: Shown below are standard menu icons that are used in the Android system. Now I find in directory 'resources/android/icon' the files hdpi-foreground.png, ldpi-foreground.png, mdpi-foreground.png, xhdpi-foreground.png, xxhdpi-foreground.png, xxxhdpi-foreground.png. PNG and PSD versions are supplied, the latter featuring an extra layer to control the depth of each icon. Optional vector sources are also available, allowing you to render highly detailed icons in literally any size and resolution. In in project root directory I callĬordova-res android -icon-background-source '#7bb2f9' -verbose Android Status Bar Icons includes pre-rasterized icons in ldpi, mdpi, and hdpi resolutions, which correspond to pixel sizes of 24x38, 16x25, and 12x19.
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