Ibeam icon
From macOS cursors by Luc Chaissac · Designer’s website
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About this icon
“ibeam” is one of 36 icons in macOS cursors, made by Luc Chaissac. The pack is shared for free by its designer. Check the license on the designer’s website before using it in commercial work.
It is drawn with strokes, so you can change the line width above. It is a single-color icon that uses currentColor, so it takes the color of the surrounding text.