I am having trouble using the IconDatabase successfully. I was
wondering if I am either using it incorrectly or if Safari is doing
some extra work to get the correct favicon for a given site.
Here is the scenario. I am going to assume that each icon is retained
at least once so that icons
Hi Patrick,
Could you give a little more context? Are you using ToT WebKit?
On Sep 18, 2007, at 9:27 AM, Patrick Hanna wrote:
Load www.google.com, FrameLoaderClient::dispatchDidReceiveIcon is
called. IconDatabase::iconForPageURL returns an icon, this is perfect.
Right
Load
Safari has no logic of its own about which icon goes with which site;
it relies on the icon database for this knowledge.
Safari does have a little logic to pevent the icon in the URL field
from flashing back and forth between a generic and non-generic icon as
you type in a URL.
John
On
I have discovered that I have an IconDatabase that is older than the
new multi-thread database if that is any help.
If Safari has no extra knowledge, how does it decide to display the
google icon for www.google.com/search before visiting the site but
after visiting www.google.com? The same
It looks like you have to completely delete the address in the
Address bar to get the icon to go away. If you don't delete the whole
thing, the icon stays there. That looks like what you mentioned
earlier about not flashing between the default icon and the custom
icon while typing. Maybe I
On Sep 18, 2007, at 10:25 AM, Patrick Hanna wrote:
I have discovered that I have an IconDatabase that is older than the
new multi-thread database if that is any help.
If Safari has no extra knowledge, how does it decide to display the
google icon for www.google.com/search before visiting
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