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Geek (http://www.geekblog.net) wrote:
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Well, if it was implemented by the browser makers instead of by a script on your web-server, or by Apache itself, there are fewer points of entry. IE by itself was able to initiate the favicon.ico idea which was subsequently implemented in Mozilla and Konqueror.
The only thing is that this idea doesn't give much benefit to the user, only to the webmaster, so it's much less likely to get implemented (as if it had any chance anyway 
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I think it is a good idea, but I doubt it is likely to be implemented. That would take the W3C or some other standards body actually make a decision and the server and browser vendors would need to go with it. Too many big ego's too late in the game.