(In reply to Tim Giles [:tgiles] from comment #9) > How I would recommend verifying is by doing the following: > 1. Go to settings and change New Tab to Blank Page > 2. Open a new tab and go to google.com > 3. Open the browser toolbox and put a breakpoint on that line I mentioned earlier in this comment > 4. Change the google.com tab to about:newtab I'm a bit confused here; my understanding is that even with the Blank Page setting, new tabs will still use `about:newtab` which would then point to a blank page. So if none of the above steps involve about:blank, why does your potential solution involve adding that to `FAVICON_DEFAULTS`?
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(In reply to Tim Giles [:tgiles] from comment #9) > How I would recommend verifying is by doing the following: > 1. Go to settings and change New Tab to Blank Page > 2. Open a new tab and go to google.com > 3. Open the browser toolbox and put a breakpoint on that line I mentioned earlier in this comment > 4. Change the google.com tab to about:newtab I'm a bit confused here; my understanding is that even with the Blank Page setting, new tabs will still use `about:newtab` which would then point to a blank page. So if none of the above steps involve `about:blank`, why does your potential solution involve adding that to `FAVICON_DEFAULTS`?