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If you're wondering why this would be nice, it's very useful if you want to write a blog post or something and say, "Hey, we just added support for XYZ to our t
by MicahWedemeyer 14y ago
If you're wondering why this would be nice, it's very useful if you want to write a blog post or something and say, "Hey, we just added support for XYZ to our tool"
Think of the sites that allow you to share on different services and they have like 100s of logos. Imagine trying to build that list. I've done stuff like that and it's a pain to try and find all the images. If there were a Chrome plugin that would tell me that a site has a sanctioned logo, it would simplify this kind of task by a ton.
- pdenya 14y agoI've done that myself, extremely time consuming. Still though, I don't like having this in the markup, it seems pointless since almost no one would benefit from it. It'd be better to have /logo redirect and serve the correct file. There would be no initial request for determining where it is and it adds nothing to the page loads of all the other people who don't need it.