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Unique favicons for each site

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Could each site have its own favicon? When I have too many tabs open and can't read the page titles, it'll help me distinguish the different sites.

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Distinguishing sites (1 comment)
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Define "favicon"
Olin Lathrop‭ wrote about 3 years ago

It would help to know exactly what you mean by these "favicons", and how exactly you expect them to be used. Where would they show up? Who is supposed to see them? What are they supposed to tell people?

Monica Cellio‭ wrote almost 3 years ago

A favicon is the little image that appears in the browser tab. I added a link to the question.