Android Galaxy Tab：为什么启动图标周围有粉红色边框？
我遵循了 Android 的图标设计指南，所以我有不同大小的图标：
drawable-hdpi (96x96)
drawable-hdpi (72x72)
drawable-ldpi (36x36)
drawable-mdpi (48x48)
但在 Samsung Galaxy Tab 上，图标有一个奇怪的紫色/粉红色边框。游戏《愤怒的小鸟》似乎也存在同样的问题。 Facebook 能够将其更改为蓝色。那么这个边框是什么以及如何删除它呢？
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I followed the icon design guidelines from android and so I have icon in different size:
drawable-hdpi (96x96)
drawable-hdpi (72x72)
drawable-ldpi (36x36)
drawable-mdpi (48x48)
But on the Samsung Galaxy Tab the icon gets a weird purple/pink-ish border. The Game 'Angry Birds' seems to have the same problem. Facebook was able to change it to blue. So what is this border and how can I remove it?
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我观察到，即使图标是用透明背景渲染的，选项卡也会选择一些背景颜色来框架您的图标：日历具有深色框架，gmail 具有与愤怒的小鸟相同的粉红色/紫色，而我的Nexus 1 上具有透明背景/无边框的图标具有奇怪的蓝色。事实上，选项卡上的所有图标都有背景和边框。我不得不得出结论，没有办法摆脱它，而且目前还没有公开的算法来说明它如何选择颜色。
I've observed that the Tab picks some background color to use to frame your icon, even if the icon is rendered with a transparent background: the calendar has a dark frame, gmail has the same pinkish/purple color as Angry Birds, and my icons which have transparent backgrounds/no borders on the Nexus 1 have weird blue colors. In fact, ALL of the icons on the Tab have a background and border. I've had to conclude there is no way to get rid of it, and there is currently no published algorithm as to how it picks the color.
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@int ermedi_8
提问
Android 应用程序中可以消除图标边框吗？
似乎可行在我的三星设备上：我不知道它是否适用于其他品牌。当然，它只对您自己的应用程序有帮助，您可以将代码放入 AndroidManifest.xml 中。
引用：-
虽然它很旧，但也许它仍然对某人有帮助：
感谢 @deloreyk 关于 TouchWiz 的提示，我找到了这个网站，其中 Josh Barton 建议向 AndroidManifest.xml 添加元标记
This answer from
user
@int ermedi_8
to question
Can Icon Border Be Eliminated In Android App?
seems to work on my Samsung device: I don't know whether it works on other brands. Of course it only helps for your own apps where you can put code into AndroidManifest.xml.
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Though it is old, maybe it still helps someone:
Thanks to @deloreyk hint about TouchWiz i found this site where Josh Barton suggests to add a meta tag to your AndroidManifest.xml