@fiapp_pro: Checked out reicon, it's beautifully made, and I want to replace the hugeicons I'm using.
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User praises reicon icon library for its excellent design and plans to replace the hugeicons currently in use.
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Looked at reicon, it’s really polished—thinking of swapping out hugeicons for it. https://t.co/trGS5MMvDa
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