你用过HLSS吗?他们使用SD卡的图像作为保存图标，但大多数情况下，我无法在工具栏上选择它，必须到File -> save来保存。

所以，他们提供了一个现代的替代品，但它不像3.5英寸的软盘图标那么好用。

如果您使用软盘图标，使用您的应用程序的用户将发现它更有用。为了一致性，如果能让你感觉好点。它是无处不在的。

正如其他人所说，保留软盘图标，不要担心。在我住的地方，这是火车过马路的警告标志:

大约有50年没有蒸汽机车了，但每个人都知道这是火车的标志。同样地，50年后，当你的文件存储在轨道上的谷歌服务器上时，每个人都会知道软盘是保存数据的象征。

It's funny that I found this discussion because I was looking for a standard 'save' icon I could download to replace the 'new and improved' icon that UtlraEdit started using and which was too difficult to pick out on the toolbar. Yes, it is outdated, but everybody recognizes the 3.5" floppy disk image as representing 'save'! Yes, programmers should not be doing things because 'that's the way it's always been done' but icons are language and not methodology. Don't invent a new word just because it would be cool unless your aim is to hide what you are saying from the previous generations.

微软在2007年的办公套件中推出了标准菜单和图标，这方面做得相当不错。几乎每个普通/初级用户都讨厌它……

IMO, icons are useful because they're constant symbols we can associate with different actions. In that sense, the floppy is very appropriate simply because it is nearly universal. Never once in my life have I seen an interface with unfamiliar icons (no text at all) and been able to figure out what it does (I'm looking at you, Mac OS). I think even if you come up with an image that is more true to what is actually going on, such as a picture of a hard drive, you'll cause far more confusion than if you left it alone. Even if people such as myself can identify the icon as a hard drive, that doesn't tell us what you're going to do, it just means a hard drive is somehow involved...