Google color icon: 2025 gradient G#14
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Replace the flat 4-color G with the official 2025 gradient Google 'G' (red->yellow->green->blue blend) — clean vector with real SVG gradient defs (Wikimedia Google_Favicon_2025, the gradient version of the supplied EPS). Reframed the viewBox to ~86% fill so it sizes with the other icons; the supplied EPS converts to an unusable 300KB+ banded/raster SVG, so the clean gradient vector is used. 1-color knockout unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replaces the flat 4-color G with the official 2025 gradient Google G (Wikimedia
Google_Favicon_2025.svg— clean vector, 9 linearGradient + 7 radialGradient, no raster), the gradient version your EPS represents. Reframed to ~86% fill to size with the other icons. Verified in-browser. (The supplied EPS itself converts to an unusable 300KB+ banded SVG, so the clean equivalent vector is used.)