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Finding appropriate icons across scattered repositories can be time-consuming for designers and developers. A centralised explorer for open-source icons streamlines UI prototyping and development.
The brief post highlights icones.js.org as an extensive directory for open-source iconography, serving as a unified browsing tool for web designers and frontend engineers looking for icon libraries.
Adham Dannaway
@AdhamDannaway · 16 October 2026
Pretty much every open source icon set ever... 🤯 → t.co/XyvPspZ6HV t.co/uwXxpyAdbo
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