GitHub issue #8 and couple of minor changes

[ckuhl]

Maybe it's just my browser, but image_blocked.svg and image.svg look the same to me - is it different on your end? Aside from that the pull request looks good 👍

[ohhai]

Yes, I saw it in other viewers--related to "X" is a font char, I think. You could open it with any editor, I used Inkscape (or convert via imagemagick), X should be present for these cases.

[ckuhl]

I see now. However testing it on Ubuntu on Windows 10, it mangles the images when it converts them to png:

[ohhai]

Wow. Does it happen with original Ionicons image? As for Ubuntu on Windows — you mean virtual machine (VirtualBox?)

[ckuhl]

The original icon is fine in all of it's sizes, and all of the blocked images are similarly distorted

Running convert --version I see that I am running ImageMagick 6.8.9-9. What version are you running?

About Ubuntu on Windows, it's a translation layer for linux syscalls(?)

[ohhai]

Oh. My hope was that it's not that case (official Ubuntu from Microsoft).

I use ImageMagick 6.9.9.22 from Fedora repos. Can verify on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (this version is pointed by the link to MS store), but does it have a sense? I mean, if you use this ubuntu-on-windows as main development environment.

Tried a common alternative tool advised in internets: rsvg. But it just ignores 'X' as in previous cases.

Workaround might be to convert X to a vector object, not text. It might remove all the issues and it's not hard to re-create it as text if necessary. I'm attaching such a SVG (gzipped, github does want it plain). image_blocked_notext.svg.gz

[ckuhl]

That new version does the trick! Commit it in and I'll merge in this request 👍

[ohhai]

Updated.

[ckuhl]

It's been merged in, packaged, and uploaded to AMO! If you update your addons now you should see your new icon 😄

[ohhai]

Updated, see it, thanks a lot!