The generic icons are probably what Windows shows for bookmarks that do not have a "favicon" image attached, as websites do. It could probably be changed in Windows Settings somewhere, but it would still look the same for all three bookmarks, rather than be individually customizable.
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Hmm, okay, so it is just picking up the associated MIME type then. I'll have to tinker with it later, and see if I can create a
.desktopscript, attach an icon to that, and link to that in my browser's bookmarks instead. That should do the trick. By the way, what is this "Windows" of which you speak? I am a GNU/Linux user. 🤓How would I add a fourth option to this, so that it changes all three urls to become a
stemgeeks.neturl instead? I tried to just move your: "www.peakd.com"to the other side of the colon and add another question mark, then follow the colon with"stemgeeks.net"instead, but that didn't work. This is what I have at present...javascript:(function(){location.assign("http://" + ((location.hostname == "www.hive.blog") ? "ecency.com" ? "www.peakd.com" : "stemgeeks.net" ) + ((location.pathname.split("/")[1].indexOf("@") == -1) ? location.pathname : ("/" + location.pathname.split("/")[1])))})();I guess the "or" here it isn't that simple to implement, but I'm no Javascript master. I really want to have a scriptlet like this which can convert all three common urls to the stemgeeks.net url.
This will do it — even though you don't see "ecency.com" listed there, it will still work:
javascript:(function(){location.assign("http://" + ((location.hostname == "www.hive.blog") ? "peakd.com" : "stemgeeks.net") + ((location.pathname.split("/")[1].indexOf("@") == -1) ? location.pathname : ("/" + location.pathname.split("/")[1])))})();That is awesome! Thank you so much for your help with this.