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If the browser supports JS, maybe you can quickly generate uuid based on the same pattern, load the favicon as data url and with onload, check if it's in cache.
by BiteCode_dev 6y ago
If the browser supports JS, maybe you can quickly generate uuid based on the same pattern, load the favicon as data url and with onload, check if it's in cache. This would make it significantly faster.
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- jonasstrehle 6y agoGreat idea but favicons used in meta-tags does not support the onload event! I've found a workaround for this but it's only working in chrome. ~jonas