Colin Thefleau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes I think those favicon are really nice and Mozilla should have them. It > gives a better overview in the bookmarks.
Please read the bug! It is about much more than icons for bookmarks. It is about icons that are connected to the page immediately at load time and that are displayed without extra user action (bookmarking). This was a much more interesting feature for web authors than the unreliable bookmark-icon thing (I think about using this for chapter numbers or minimal cartoons :-) > It's in no way an "emulation" of IE, Konqueror uses them also. ... in a way that floods lots webservers with requests about a file that has never been wanted or referenced by the webmasters. If there is no uproar about this impolitenes of Konqueror it may be caused by the rareness our sites are visited by Konqueror users. <http://www.favicon.com> gives the advice to webmasters who feel disturbed to redirect all those unwellcome requests: RedirectMatch permanent .*/favicon\.ico$ http://www.microsoft.com/favicon.ico/requests/are/flooding/my/error/log Do you know how many hits this site gets per day? Do we need browser detection in the future to redirect the spamming requests to th right evil-doer? Greeting, Michi -- Jetzt auch mit PGP-Schl�ssel: <http://michael.nahrath.de/pgp.asc>
