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Scriptable favicons can be useful and unobtrusive when used judiciously. For example, adding a small "1" in a red circle when a new message arrives. Sure, you c
by kijin 15y ago
Scriptable favicons can be useful and unobtrusive when used judiciously. For example, adding a small "1" in a red circle when a new message arrives. Sure, you could just replace the favicon with another image that has the number hard-coded into it, but that's a bit clunky and you'd need to prepare several different images.
- nknight 15y agoWhen is the last time a web feature with the potential to annoy was used only judiciously? I now expect the use of tabs to become impractical as half the websites on the planet start animating their favicons and I can't handle the distracting movement in the corner of my eye.