You don't get the favicons if you use the <browser> widget.

And you don't get anyone who can fix if you provide no information. Please read http://www.mozilla.org/quality/bug-writing-guidelines.html for a summary of what we need in a bug report. This WorksForMe, Linux 2001112208.

Favicons work, but not 100%, for the <tabbrowser> widget, but not for the <browser> widget, what more can I say about this? You seem to have a working testcase, where can we find that testcase?

What if we add these missing methods to browser.xml? + <method name="buildFavIconString"> + <method name="shouldLoadFavIcon"> + <method name="loadFavIcon"> + <method name="addToMissedIconCache"> + <method name="onLinkAdded"> And what is we change method onLinkAdded a bit to support browser instead of tabbrower?

And what if we add this snap: // Hook up a listener for <link>s. this.mPanelContainer.addEventListener("DOMLinkAdded", this.onLinkAdded, false); to <method name="addProgressListener"> to trigger the events fir the favicons?

Then I say it's time to build a <navigator> (or <mozbrowser>) layer on top of <browser>. <browser> is supposed to be a browsing object which is also used by mail/news and view-source, neither of which should be burdened with this navigator specific code. -> future, helpwanted.

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