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Unique favicons for each site
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.
Multiple favicon is an awesome idea for people participating in multiple sites. However it has a very important disad …
almost 2 years ago
The idea is pretty nice. This post of mine has become a duplicate of this one, which has the same premise as this. An …
10mo ago
What about as a compromise using the book as favicon but colored in the color of the corresponding sub domain?
7mo ago
3 answers
Multiple favicon is an awesome idea for people participating in multiple sites.
However it has a very important disadvantage of diluting the platform image (the book) when being reached by newcomers.
For that reason, for the time being it shouldn't be a mandatory change, but rather an option and very importantly disabled by default.
The idea is pretty nice. This post of mine has become a duplicate of this one, which has the same premise as this.
And as I love the idea, I actually made (kinda crappy)[1] icons for these existing sites. Also in chat (Discord), some of these icons I created became the basis of newer emojis:
[2]
These are most likely the icons to be put in place when we think we should get a favicon for a site. It's not mandatory, as they say, but if a bunch support it, then they'll get what they want. A site without a favicon will have the default Codidact logo.
Notes:
- [1]: In "kinda crappy", I mean that some of these images on the repo are quite blurry since the softwares I use for making them caused some weird stuff.
- [2]: The first 4 emojis are not logos of the communities, except for the default Codidact logo. 101, amen, and the Codidactyl are not logos of the sites.
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