I still like the SDA one, it makes you think "sda". Nate's one makes me think "iPod commercial?". But it doesn't really matter, I don't use icons.
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Nate's one makes me think "iPod commercial?".
That's kind of the idea.
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Mozilla/SeaMonkey do not attempt to grab the /favicon.ico by default, because that behaviour leads to 404's in the webserver-logs for sites without that icon.
That can be overridden by setting "browser.chrome.favicons" to true, but it'd be easier and cleaner if you'd just link the icon in your html code as it's supposed to be done:
<head>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico">
</head>
could you add it please?
That can be overridden by setting "browser.chrome.favicons" to true, but it'd be easier and cleaner if you'd just link the icon in your html code as it's supposed to be done:
<head>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico">
</head>
could you add it please?
everybody wanna tell you the meaning of music
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I don't have it, and I have no idea whether I'm using Firefox or not but I'm assuming not...
LOL, this is priceless!
If you are using Mozilla/Firefox/derivative, make sure browser.chrome.favicons is set to true in about:config
Edit: Whoops, Tub said this already. Well, people might not know about about:config anyway.
I like this site name cause it's easy to remember.
OK, but I've never played Quake (am I the only one? just asking), so I much prefer the ones that say "SDA" because the Quake guy has no meaning to me. It's true that SDA used to be about Quake, but it's not at all part of the main site now, so it doesn't seem to fit. But whatever. I'm using Mozilla and can't find about:config, so it doesn't really matter to me.