Nothing?

I tried that with no luck. I have also repaired disk permissions; fsck from single user mode; I have not tried reinstalling Photoshop itself.

Hardware:

Model Name:          MacBook Pro

Processor Name:          Intel Core i7

Processor Speed:          2.66 GHz

Number of Processors:          1

Memory:          8 GB

Hard Drive Capacity:          750.16 GB (750,156,374,016 bytes)

Model:          ST750LX003-1AC154                      

Operating System:

System Version:          OS X 10.8.2 (12C60)

Kernel Version:          Darwin 12.2.0

Adobe Photoshop CS6:

  Version:          13.0.3

  Last Modified:          1/11/13 9:47 AM

  Kind:          Intel

  64-Bit (Intel):          Yes

  App Store:          No

  Get Info String:          13.0.3 (20121213.r.26 2012/12/13:21:00:00)

  Location:          /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS6/Adobe Photoshop CS6.app

Adobe Extension Manager CS6:

   Version:          6.0.4.8

  Last Modified:          11/4/12 11:58 PM

  Kind:          Intel

  64-Bit (Intel):          No

  App Store:          No

  Get Info String:          6.0.4.8 © 2000-12 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved.

  Location:          /Applications/Adobe Extension Manager CS6/Adobe Extension Manager CS6.app

Periodic Outputs (abbreviated):

Daily.out:

Fri Jan 11 09:40:31 EST 2013

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Local system status:

9:40  up 1 day, 11:15, 1 user, load averages: 15.02 4.30 2.36

-- End of daily output --

Weekly.out:

Sat Jan  5 13:41:30 EST 2013

Rebuilding whatis database:

Running /etc/weekly.local:

Started verify/repair permissions on disk0s2 Macintosh HD

Finished verify/repair permissions on disk0s2 Macintosh HD

-- End of weekly output --

Monthly.out:

Tue Jan  1 12:49:32 EST 2013

Rotating fax log files:

Doing login accounting:

          total      831.10

          xxxxx   817.61

          xxxxx    13.42

          xxx         0.07

-- End of monthly output --

Other Maint Attempts:

Reboot to safe mode to clear Application and Font Caches

Reboot to Single User Mode, FSCK -fy to verify/Repair Disk structures

removed and re-installed Extensions

All to no avail.

Tuesday Night I bit the bullet and redownloaded (4.5GB) and re-installed Photoshop. After doing this, All of the extensions had their button icons back.

This morning, after the 13.0.3 update that the Updater requested, they are gone again.

So after the 13.0.3 update caused the extension button icons to disappear again, I tried the loop again this morning.

I unistalled PS6, reinstalled it from the Design & Web Premium .dmg, and Boom, Extension button icons were back.

Ran the updater, and they're gone again.

Downloading the Design & Web Premium .dmg again hoping 13.0.3 has been inlined into the installer.

Thanks Steve. I assume there's no trickery I can apply to bring back the icons until you have a patch.

Like this?

Hopefully A fix is on the way; it's a lot of real estate on my laptop.

So 4 months later, still no resolution here?

13.0.5 update seems to finally fix this. Apparently it had to do with changing the appearance color of the App. Updating to 13.0.5, then selecting a different appearance color theme, then back to the desired color theme, and my Plugins Custom Icons are restored.

http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2013/06/photoshop-cs6-13-0-5mac -13-0-1-2win-perpetual-license-updates-now-available.html

…described "Custom icons for Flash extension panels are not displayed after changing the Interface color theme" as a fixed issue.

…and 13.0.5 *sort of* fixes this.

Each time you launch, the extension panels will be without their icons, like this:

If you Open Preferences and change the interface theme color, they will reappear:

While this is certainly better than before, it's a pain to toggle the color every time I launch. So mark it "almost fixed".