Project Review Wednesday: Link favicon formatter

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Module: Link favicon formatter

What does it do?

The Link favicon formatter module adds a link field formatter that displays the link with a favicon, the little icon you normally see in your browser's address bar.

Potential Uses

For any site with lists of links, it can be tedious for users to read through the whole list to find the link they want. Favicons can provide a quick visual indicator of where links are going.

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1 Comment

Thanks for posting this. It has been suggested that it should be a patch to the link module, rather than it's own module. What are your thoughts? Where is the line drawn between patching a module and making a module that extends functionality?

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