This forum needs a Favicon.
 

http://cavimike.com/icons.JPG
As you can see I like to fit all of my bookmarks in my tab so I delete their names whenever possible and go only by their icons. The VBulletin icon just doesn't cut it guys, I already have one up there(two if you include the light blue one).

I made up a couple real quick, both based on the default TFP Green scheme(my favorite scheme.)
The simple arrow between words:
http://cavimike.com/TFP2.ico
And TFP
http://cavimike.com/TFP1.ico

You mind if I actually use one you made?

What program did you use to make the ico? I'm too lazy to google.

What about the 3 dimensional TF with the horns and tail that we used to have? I think that would look cool and it conveys some of the personality around here.

I still wished that we used that as the forum logo in general. :)

Halx: if you have Irfan view, you can just save as .ico from any picture you want.

edit: and I also vote for a cool Icon! the yellow V or checkmark is cool but it doesn't really say: TFP!

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...lravel/TFP.jpg
Here's mine.

My fifteen minute attempt: http://img154.imageshack.us/img154/8006/45817912tq2.png

And a version with (minor) transparency:
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/4748/2copyem2.gif

http://p357.isdaman.com/random_images/tfp.ico
http://p357.isdaman.com/random_images/tfpIcon.gif

Mex, I used yours

ooh thank you! I feel all special now! my 1st tfp donation.

Hal - FWIW if you've already implemented this I can't see it on Firefox in OSX.

Same with Firefox in Windows. It shows up if I set a TFP bookmark, but it doesn't show up in the address bar.

shows up for me now, firefox / windows

it simply took a while but it's working now. :thumbsup:

Sorry for the late reply, I just used MS Paint to work the picture(not Pro, the one that came with Windows) and then some free icon maker I came across on the web after doing a little search.

http://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/

I'm not much for frills and I'm a pro with MS Paint, people think I do the stuff with PhotoShop, hahahahaha! I prefer the cut-n-paste method and doing things one pixel at a time creates the best results.:thumbsup: