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Note: Something similar was criticized for the desktop version (cf. T2768). **How to reproduce:** E.g. try to save a change in settings or compose an email or click on "option" in the "mail" area **Actual results:** All buttons are black. **Expected/Desired results:** **Colors** of buttons should be **adapted to kind of action** AND then **used consistently** throughout the program. This means: All buttons which are black at the moment AND which stand for the **successful end of an action** (e.g. "Save", "Send") should be **green** (because green stands for: "success"/"everything ok"). Conversely, all buttons which are black AND stand for **ending/breaking off an action** (e.g. "Cancel") should be **red** (because red stands for: "watch out"/"do you really want to end this?"). Note: As far as composing an email is concerned, the question is if both buttons should be made green because actually **"Save" //as well as// "Send" do both stand for "successful ends of an action".** It might thus be senseful to **make both buttons green, but make the "Send" button stand out a bit more** - e.g. simply by making it **bigger**. Note: These comments on "appropriate" use of colors are not valid for "simple actions" such as "edit"!

Note: Something similar was criticized for the desktop version (cf. T2768). **How to reproduce:** E.g. try to save a change in settings or compose an email or click on "option" in the "mail" area **Actual results:** All buttons are black. {F2437775} {F2437773} **Expected/Desired results:** **Colors** of buttons should be **adapted to kind of action** AND then **used consistently** throughout the program. This means: All buttons which are black at the moment AND which stand for the **successful end of an action** (e.g. "Save", "Send") should be **green** (because green stands for: "success"/"everything ok"). Conversely, all buttons which are black AND stand for **ending/breaking off an action** (e.g. "Cancel") should be **red** (because red stands for: "watch out"/"do you really want to end this?"). Note: As far as composing an email is concerned, the question is if both buttons should be made green because actually **"Save" //as well as// "Send" do both stand for "successful ends of an action".** It might thus be senseful to **make both buttons green, but make the "Send" button stand out a bit more** - e.g. simply by making it **bigger**. {F2437777} Note: These comments on "appropriate" use of colors are not valid for "simple actions" such as "edit"!

Note: Something similar was criticized for the desktop version (cf. T2768). **How to reproduce:** E.g. try to save a change in settings or compose an email or click on "option" in the "mail" area **Actual results:** All buttons are black. {F2437775} {F2437773} **Expected/Desired results:** **Colors** of buttons should be **adapted to kind of action** AND then **used consistently** throughout the program. This means: All buttons which are black at the moment AND which stand for the **successful end of an action** (e.g. "Save", "Send") should be **green** (because green stands for: "success"/"everything ok"). Conversely, all buttons which are black AND stand for **ending/breaking off an action** (e.g. "Cancel") should be **red** (because red stands for: "watch out"/"do you really want to end this?"). Note: As far as composing an email is concerned, the question is if both buttons should be made green because actually **"Save" //as well as// "Send" do both stand for "successful ends of an action".** It might thus be senseful to **make both buttons green, but make the "Send" button stand out a bit more** - e.g. simply by making it **bigger**. {F2437777} Note: These comments on "appropriate" use of colors are not valid for "simple actions" such as "edit"!