🚧 Beta 🚧
This is a browser extension to customize tab favicons with icons or images.
- Choose from over 10,000 icons (Ionicons, Font Awesome, Lucide, Tabler)
- Upload an image or import from a URL
- Easily add domains or patterns for more advanced matching
- Custom colors for light & dark themes
- Convenient copy to clipboard buttons help keep track of values
- Selectable rows enable bulk updates
- Create catch-alls or categories using the priority ordering
- No tracking or analytics as all data is stored locally
- Simple JS + HTML + CSS implementation for easy auditing
- Import and export for sharing between devices (beta)
- Custom update strategies to guard against hijacking (e.g. Notion, Google Calendar)
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Why these icons?
- I made this to recreate the easy favicon swapping of a discontinued browser that used Ionicons. Others were added for convenience.
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Can my favorite icon pack be added? (last updated: March 2025)
- Bootstrap
- Not right now. It may be possible in the future.
- Iconoir
- Not right now. It may be possible in the future.
- Remix Icon
- Not right now. It may be possible in the future.
- Heroicons
- Not right now. It's pretty small.
- Boxicons
- Not right now. It's missing support for sprites and tags.
- Material Symbols
- No. It is smaller, marketed toward enterprise, and made by a mega-corporation that may deprecate it at any time.
- Something else
- Generally speaking, it needs to have a public CDN to fetch all icons in bulk (sprite or symbols or SVGs). The same goes for tags which enable search. CSS or font-based solutions are not compatible.
- Uploading your own files is always an option!
- Bootstrap
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What about Chromium browsers?
- I don't have plans to port this due to Google's manifest v3 rollout. It's harmful and anti-competitive. I recommend reading this article from EFF. I'm a big fan of Zen Browser at the moment.
This was built using Visual Studio Code and includes a .vscode directory with settings that enable auto-formatting on JS and HTML files.