Since yesterday there have been a few new visual icons in Office 365.

New Documents

New Documents are now marked with 3 fingers? Or maybe it’s a bright spark.

 

Office 365 - SharePoint Online - New little icons

Note that the icons come in different colours. The colour of the new icon matches the main colour of the site. So if you use the out of the box site icon this will match the colour of the new icon:

Office 365 - SharePoint Online - New little icons

I also tested this on modern lists, but new list items aren’t marked. Not sure if this is an oversight or just a planned feature.

Sharing

Slightly less easy to notice is the Share option on a single document when you hover over the document:

Office 365 - SharePoint Online - New little icons

 

the same Sharing option can also be found in the modern lists:

Office 365 - SharePoint Online - New little icons

 


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