The 1024x1024 didn't display and the splash screen defaulted to a smaller one I had at 384x384. I think I will try having a 1024x1024 and removing the 512x512 next build.ĮDIT: I tried the 1024x1024 and confirmed there are only 2 layouts depending on the dp. The parent company’s original logo was invented by the American entrepreneur and scientist Sergey Mikhaylovich Brin, using GIMP to implement his idea. I had the same problem with my PWA and tested removing the 192x192 image leaving the 512x512 and the splash screen icon was larger. The palette and design of the web browser logo is a nod to the famous Google lettering that combines blue, red, yellow, and green letters in a circular shape. Check the comments in the link above for some discussion on this - it remains an open issue. It seems that if there is an icon at 192x192 in the manifest.json that an icon at 512x512 will not be used. this is because a CSS pixel actually takes into account the device pixel ratio (512px 2 1024px).

(There is also a way that a non-provided icon is used, though it's unclear what that is.) You might notice that the max-height and max-width are set to 512px for 2 ddpx resolution, with an image of 1024x1024px.

You get the 'small icon layout' if the icon you provide is 80 dp. Há várias aplicações dentro dele, como a suíte de escritório G-Suíte, espaço de 15GB livres para armazenamento e diversas extensões, etc. TL DR: remove your 192x192 icon and your splash screen should default to the 512x512 icon.Ĭheck out this issue about auditing icon size on the Google Chrome Lighthouse issues which provides the following: O Google Drive vai muito além de um disco virtual da Google.

Google chrome logo 512x512