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I like that Orion, like Safari, has those big, beautiful webpage icons in a grid when you open a new tab (i think Opera invented it, yeah?). Right now, i have no text captions for my Favorites because the icon says plenty, and any text would be distracting. However, removing text still leaves a lot of white space between rows, and thus much of my screen real estate. Id prefer if the white space would disappear when theres no text to fill it, so i can have a aesthetically pleasing, dense grid i can more quickly navigate.
Ive attached an example. Its my current start page. You cant tell because the scroll bar is hidden, but there is another row not visible. With the white space reduced, another row could easily fit.
Users would like this because it would allow for better customization and would make larger favorite lists worthwhile. Right now, scrolling to see all your favorites feels kinda bad, and theres no way to reduce the icon size. This would improve that in a way that wouldnt hinder users that use bookmark captions.
