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Problem

The amazon-q.svg icon was not rendering properly in browsers, appearing as a broken image on the icons page.

Root Cause

The SVG was missing the xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" attribute, which is required for browsers to properly identify and render SVG content when loaded as images.

Solution

Added the missing xmlns attribute to the <svg> element.

Testing

✅ Verified the icon now renders correctly in browsers
✅ Tested on both light and dark backgrounds
✅ Confirmed the fix resolves the broken icon display

Before: Broken image icon
After: Proper blue gradient Amazon Q logo

blink-so bot added 2 commits September 8, 2025 13:16
The amazon-q.svg icon was not rendering properly in browsers because it was missing the xmlns attribute. This attribute is required for browsers to properly identify and render SVG content when loaded as images.

Fixes the broken icon display on the icons page.
@matifali matifali marked this pull request as ready for review September 8, 2025 13:59
@matifali matifali added cherry-pick/v2.25 Needs to be cherry-picked to the 2.25 release branch cherry-pick/v2.26 Needs to be cherry-picked to the 2.26 release branch cherry-pick/v2.24 Needs to be cherry-picked to the 2.24 release branch labels Sep 8, 2025
@matifali matifali merged commit d7d69d1 into main Sep 8, 2025
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