Ian Paul/PCWorld A text-free bookmarks bar in Chrome. Of course! Almost every website uses a unique favicon (that little icon you see in an open tab) that accompanies your bookmark. Why bother ...

Web browsers will automatically search for the Favicon.ico file in a site's root directory, and the image will appear in the address bar, favorites list and bookmarks for your website.

Some web pages display a small image (PNG, etc.) in the page tab title, address bar, or browser bookmarks. This image is called a favorites icon or Favicon for short. Here's a step-by-step guide on ...

I’m a big fan of Chrome’s Bookmarks Bar, which puts my most frequently visited sites across the top of the browser, just one click away. The problem is that I have so many favorites, they don ...