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How do I get website specific icons instead of generic icon display in Bookmarks?

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Hi, Some websites with their Bookmarks display their specific icons, while others only generic ones (Blue circle on white squares). With the earlier versions no such problem existed. I'm referring to an example like amazon.com, which displays only a generic type as opposed to IE. Their functionality is not affected, only the esthetics. Any suggestion(s) for solution? Thank you

Hi, Some websites with their Bookmarks display their specific icons, while others only generic ones (Blue circle on white squares). With the earlier versions no such problem existed. I'm referring to an example like amazon.com, which displays only a generic type as opposed to IE. Their functionality is not affected, only the esthetics. Any suggestion(s) for solution? Thank you

Ilungisiwe ngu barsim

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Hi,

You could install the bookmark favicon changer addon bookmarkfavicon changer or identicons addon to automatically generate favicons for sites without one IdentFavIcon

Hope this helps, if not do let me know.

Thanks!

Ilungisiwe ngu debjanichatterjee

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Hi, Thank you for the reply. Installed the IdentFavIcon, in its option pasted the selected website address, favicon to be generated always and OK-ed it. Upon visiting the selected website again the generic icon remained the same. Please see the attached files/screen shots. My computer experience limited, what I do wrong? Thank you.

Ilungisiwe ngu barsim

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You can check the browser.chrome.* prefs on the about:config page and reset user set (bold) prefs via the right-click context menu to the default value.

  • browser.chrome.favicons
  • browser.chrome.site_icons
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Hi,

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