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Favicons are cool but...
I tried enabling favicons, but if one has a decent amount of bookmarks (I have a couple hundred or so...) the first time Chimera launches, or the first time it launches after a crash, it takes about 5 minutes or more before the browser becomes responsive. It spends all that time scouring the web and loading in all the icons for sites in your bookmarks.
Favicons are cool but...
Yes - this is very true - thats why I disabled them in the menus anyway. I believe its every time the browser starts up though. In my case - several of the sites I had with favicons had bad (or self-generated) ssh certificates) that would throw up 3-4 dialogs each time I started up chimera.
Favicons are cool but...
hmpf. I can't get them to show up for me, I tried adding that line in both the user.js and the prefs.js - neither led to favicons showing up. I even tried rebookmarking my things and still nothing. I have Chimera 0.6. However, I am curious as to how you got it to only do it for the toolbar bookmarks.
Favicons are cool but...
Did you:
Favicons are cool but...
yeah, thanks. I figured that out soon after I posted this question!
Favicons are cool but...
I tried this and it's a neat little diversion however I noticed the same start-up "sluggishness." I wondered if it was my dial-up connection? It seems as if Chimera contacts each site in the bookmarks to display the favicons. I noticed that the Throbber is active even after the homepage has loaded. So is anyone still getting a performance hit with a broadband connection? |
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