How to change gnome tray icon theme

I like Garuda because of the performance tweaks their team do, but i don't like the dragonized shell and i switched to materia-gtk-theme both in gnome-tweaks and kvantum (just in case), and the papirus icon theme, but some apps (for example flameshot) use tray icons of the BeatyLine icons. I tried to remove the icon (flameshot-tray.svg) from /usr/share/icons/BeautyLine/apps/scalable/ in hope for the system to default to the papirus icon theme that i have set in gnome-tweaks, but nothing, i got a black box in the system tray. So, the question is: How I can make the icons in the tray follow the default icon theme set in gnome-tweaks?

Use icon theme that fit all apps you use.

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The things is, the papirus icon theme does have all the icons I need, but for some reason the icons in the tray are from the default (BeautyLine) icon theme. Am I clear now?

Something in .cache/lattedock/ ?

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Nothing; I have not installed latte-dock; I am using gnome; I will share some screenshots to show what is going on:


As you can see in the tweaks and in the dock in the left I have set the papirus icon theme, but in the top the flameshot logo is wrong.

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Oops, sorry, IDK that in GNOME are the same icon themes like in KDE.
I never used GNOME so I can't help.

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