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[richard mitnick]

I already posted this in Seamonkey Builds in the Mozillazine forums. But, for those who do not go there:

My friend and I were discussing the fact that Firefox will cache real icons for bookmarks, but Seamonkey does not do this by default. So, I went into Seamonkey General and asked for help. The below two changes to about:config came back very fast.

Set [tt]browser.chrome.favicons[/tt] to [tt]true[/tt]
give [tt]browser.chrome.load_toolbar_icons[/tt] a value of [tt]2[/tt]

This works very nicely.

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[Antony]

Thanks Richard.

It's usually called "favicon".

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[richard mitnick]

Antony-

Thanks for the help. I know the word "favicon", and had figurednoutthe first toggle by myself.

You know, even some folks who might come here for help might not know the word. But everyone knows the word "icon", so that is why I used it.

I posted a suggestion in Seamonkey Features at Mozillazine Forums that this be the default.

I hope that yu are having good weather.

::RSM

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[Antony]

I know the word "favicon", and had figurednoutthe first toggle by myself.

You know, even some folks who might come here for help might not know the word. But everyone knows the word "icon", so that is why I used it.

I agree. Just a suggestion, "website icon" might be slightly better.

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