IE9 .Website (Pinned Site Shortcut) format
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#4 IE9 .Website (Pinned Site Shortcut) format
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nobody
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2011-03-28
2011-03-25
Anonymous
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Originally created by: xpclient...@gmail.com
I have a little feature request. IE9 introduced site pinning and the pinned site shortcut it creates (.website extension) is the same as .URL plus a few extra switches. But the IconFile and IconIndex values are same. Problem is .website doesn't have a "Web document" tab where the icon can be changed. By renaming .website to .url, I can change the icon from its Properties and change it back it back to .URL but it's not convenient.
Can you add to Faviconizer support for assigning the favicon icon for .website (Pinned Site Shortcut) file type?
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Originally posted by: tortoisesvn
From an email:
I have a little feature request. IE9 got recently released and it introduced site pinning and the pinned site shortcut it creates (.website extension) is the same as .URL plus a few extra switches. But the IconFile and IconIndex values are same. Problem is .website doesn't have a "Web document" tab where the icon can be changed manually. By renaming .website to .url, I can change the icon from its Properties and change it back it back to .website but it's not convenient.
Can you add to Faviconizer support for assigning the favicon icon for .website (Pinned Site Shortcut) file type? Sites pinned to the Taskbar are stored in
%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch for Windows Vista and
%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\Taskbar for Windows 7.
Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement