Bookmark Iconizer

I was surprised to learn that iconizing booklets wasn't a thing in chrome (opera in my case). Online one can find the steps to hack an icon in there anyways. This extension does that for you. Worked for me, so I'm happy :) Sidenote: importing the edited booklet immediately iconized my existing one.

Useless really, I was looking for something to change the "favorites" folder to yellow or the "Home" button changed to a home pic png file. All this does is give you the ability to change an existing icon on your toolbar or maybe in your favorites folder but not the folders themselves. Every site already supplies an icon so this is rather useless.

Does not work. It says "rightclick this icon and save on disc" but this option is greyed out. It does not even explain why i should download the old icon. Still 2 stars for the effort.

I can't get it to work. I can input my desired image and get it to appear correctly in the extension's Base64 Encoded column, but when I import it, it still has the same favicon as before. My use case FWIW: multiple Azure DevOps agile boards that I would like to pin in my browser with different favicons representing our desktop & mobile apps, etc.

It works, with some drawbacks. 1. The extension should be able to request file permission and write bookmark directly 2. Icon changed after update url 3. The extension should embed base64 encoding service

blank icons are all gone thank you!!!

Thank you!!!! This is the only extension I could find that would allow me to change the favicon for a bookmark that was pure script.

Garbage. Did all the steps and doesn't work... or very poor documentation.

3 issues: - requires export/import (convenience) - results in duplicate bookmarks (convenience) - requires "data" prefix on base64 (should explain in extension options). This converter will give the "data" prefix: https://www.base64-image.de/ - converter could/should be built-into the extension Otherwise: works great!

Makes it a wee bit easier to change javascript icons. (I hate having those blanks on the icon bar.) Especially useful if someone isn't familiar with manipulating the code themselves. Takes a little time, but given Chrome's restrictions, the workaround is well-conceived.