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Originally posted by cerbero

And yeah, the latest nightly builds uses favicons. NeoWin's one doesn't look very good with it though :)

Crap, they do look bad. Very, very bad. Have you found a way to turn off favicons?

Are you up for making another one?

Originally posted by Dazzla

Crap, they do look bad. Very, very bad. Have you found a way to turn off favicons?

Are you up for making another one?

I saw it was replaced, but I think it would work better on non-windows systems with an icon that hasn't got a transparent background. Many big sites uses a white background for their favicon, so it's probably the best approach. I made this one below. Someone has to convert it to .ico format though. I haven't got Virtual PC set up since my reinstall so I can't convert it myself.

neowin-favicon.gif

OK...I've been using Chimera since you guys love it, and now I'm a big fan. My one complaint is switching between tabs. The keyboard shortcut absolutely sucks! "command {" which also requires holding down the shift. I don't suppose anyone has a way of doing this with another key combination? :ermm:

ya well i've been fighting with the developers on this one and i believe the latest status of the bug i filed was WONTFIX. gotta love opensource. the shortcut up until just after the .4 release was cmd+shift+left and cmd+shift+right. the commands for page navigation were the same without shift. in this browser they will always be connected as such. this worked out really great, but they have decided to go with the "more maclike" [ and ] keys, due to utter stupidity and working for too long at the Titanic (aol). I like these guys and they are mad crazy talented but this has always been a heated issue. The [ and ] shortcuts are modeled after the finder defaults, but are an absolute nightmare for anyone using a non-US keyboard layout.

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