How to change Opera bookmark/feed/panel favicon?
Wednesday, 20. September 2006, 01:10:26
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Before changing favicon
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After changing favicon
Save image you want to use in images directory in profile. Close Opera, search for bookmark/feed/panel you want to change favicon in opera6.adr, enter your image file name with extension in the line ICONFILE= and save.
Set Read-only attribute to image to prevent deletion when you use Delete private data with Clear bookmark visited time option selected.
changed to#URL
ID=14
NAME=Mouse Gestures
URL=http://www.opera.com/features/mouse/
ICONFILE=www.opera.com.ico
IN PANEL=YES
PANEL_POS=9
#URL
ID=14
NAME=Mouse Gestures
URL=http://www.opera.com/features/mouse/
ICONFILE=mouse.ico
IN PANEL=YES
PANEL_POS=9








Darken # 29. September 2006, 03:48
Anonymous # 28. November 2006, 12:23
HARD TO USE
Anonymous # 27. December 2006, 20:45
very helpful, this is what i needed. thanks!(if you find it hard to use, maybe you are not unhiding folders to get to the folders of interest..)
Anonymous # 7. March 2007, 19:09
I think what "hard to use" means that we are comparing the typical method:
Bookmark-> Properties-> "Change Icon" Browse... (which does not exist) with:
Navigating through multiple levels of folders hoping to find that file. (normal people do not know where it is. Sometimes its under documents and settings, sometimes its in the program path) Then finding a way to edit it. (.adr is not set up for notepad or anything) Then searching through the thousands of lines of text. Then carefully typing in lines that, if one letter or punctuation is wrong it will not work.
This is a geeks only workaround I'm afraid. Geeks? People who accept poor usability. An in some cases, defend it.
Jibse # 29. March 2007, 08:12
YeGoU # 7. May 2007, 11:21
Buen dato nos e me habia ocurrido
Anonymous # 13. August 2007, 09:43
I fully agree with kingsarms it should be :
Bookmark-> Properties-> "Change Icon" Browse...
As i consider it "poor usability" :(
Also by the way I agree with
"
>>Then finding a way to edit "opera6.adr" as it not set up for notepad or >>anything) Then searching through the thousands of lines of text. >>Then carefully typing in lines that, if one letter or punctuation >>is wrong it will not work.
"
As it will be nice if "opera6.adr" formated as xml or ini file.
Tamil # 2. February 2009, 22:16
Originally posted by GSPandher:
A sticky post is "pinned" at the top of the blog index, enhancing its visibility and preventing it from being buried by newer posts.Tamil # 3. February 2009, 08:13
Originally posted by GSPandher:
Click advanced options link in edit post or new post page and enable show this as a sticky post under post settings.vladimirg # 8. June 2009, 06:54
(I want the setting to have an effect on all my Operas trough Opera Link)
vladimirg # 12. June 2009, 08:23
This does not work at all in latest Opera 9 and 10.
Don't try it
Tamil # 12. June 2009, 08:29
vladimirg # 12. June 2009, 09:54
I wrote a new how to.
It is in Bulgarian:
http://my.opera.com/bulgaria/blog/show.dml/3584872
Translated by Google into English (rather Funny-English):
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmy.opera.com%2Fbulgaria%2Fblog%2Fshow.dml%2F3584872&sl=bg&tl=en
Tamil # 12. June 2009, 10:03