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Extension for restoring classic Google Workspace icons with local assets and clean shared configuration. Want the old Google icons back? Classic Google Workspace Icons restores original Google app logos and classic flat icons on Google pages. Bring back the classic design in seconds. Key features: - Bring back old icons: Restores original classic-style icons across supported Google services - Complete restoration: Replaces supported header logos, favicons, app launchers, side panels, and loading screens with classic versions - Local & lightweight: Uses bundled local assets and local visual overrides without external dependencies - No external requests: Runs locally in your browser and does not contact any external servers Why permissions are required To apply icon replacements, the extension needs permission to run on required Google domains and inject local styles and icon assets into those pages. Browsers may describe this as access to data on those sites, even though the extension only changes visual elements. Privacy - No analytics, telemetry, or remote tracking - No emails, files, chats, calendar events, or personal content are collected or transmitted - Settings are stored in Chrome storage - All icon replacements are performed locally in your browser This extension is not affiliated with Google LLC.
Jul 19, 2026
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