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Steps to reproduce the issue:

  1. Install Orion 1.3.14 (6) (Testflight)
  2. Go to any website with a favicon, I'm using https://news.ycombinator.com as an example in the pictures below
  3. Look at the address bar
  4. Notice the favicon is nowhere to be seen
  5. Revert back to 1.3.14 (2)
  6. The favicon is present as expected

Expected behavior:
1.3.14 (2) and prior behavior, which is also the expected behavior:

Orion and iOS versions:

1.3.14 (6)

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    Maybe an option should be added in the appearance settings for users to choose whether to display website icons.

      This is intentional as we found many users didnt find it intuitive to find the menu under a favicon.

        fish Maybe an option should be added

        I like this idea the most

          What about adding a tiny hamburger menu beside the favicon? Or like three vertical dots?

            Vlad stickied the discussion .

              I actually like the favicon a lot. Maybe there’s a way to indicate there’s a menu under it?

                You all have an ‘Aa’ button? I have a different icon.

                • laiz replied to this.

                  Vlad

                  I wonder how many users found the icon a useful visual cue to reduce mental load when flipping between numerous web pages 🙋‍♂️. Once you click the menu once, you know it’s there.

                  Perhaps a short walk-through when the app is first opened would be more effective?

                  • Vlad replied to this.

                    artemvmin I agree that is nice, we need discoverability that does not require a tutorial

                      Vlad The toolbar items are discoverable because they are (A) icons, and (B) blue. The website options menu was previously separated by a vertical bar to make it look somewhat like a button. Are there any UI tricks (e.g. coloring, depth) that can be employed like option (B) without necessarily requiring the use of an explicit icon (A)?

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