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Allow big favicons to be used as speed-dial thumbnails
Some pages use quite big (64x64 or even 128x128) pictures as favicon. Why don't you give the user the choice to use that as a thumbnail?Often the icon is much more useful than a screenshot...
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Originally posted by Hades32:
Some pages use quite big (64x64 or even 128x128) pictures as favicon. Why don't you give the user the choice to use that as a thumbnail?
Often the icon is much more useful than a screenshot...
Not trivial, but you could try this:
How to change Speed Dial thumbnail images in Opera?
http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/how-to-change-speed-dial-thumbnail-images-in-opera
Sites defining a favicon larger than 32×32 are breaking W3C compliance IINM. Anyways, an option for browsers to define their thumbnail as well as a favicon (<link rel="thumb">, maybe?) may be nice, although for the most part is completely redundant.
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SOCKS ALREADY! + Gopher ∥ sys notifications ∥ +Info Panel ∥ dæmon mode ∥ etc
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Opera can adapt to the world, but that should not be at the cost of making any of them both stupider
SOCKS ALREADY! + Gopher ∥ sys notifications ∥ +Info Panel ∥ dæmon mode ∥ etc
Mi web
GULIX -- Araucanía
Opera can adapt to the world, but that should not be at the cost of making any of them both stupider