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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	well scrollbars do become part of the page when you use scrollable divs and iframes embedded in your page. I wouldn't mind seeing the W3C add CSS specs to control scrollbars, but I believe Moz is doing the right thing by not adding it without a standard supporting it. And the favicon thing was once just a thing in IE. When you bookmarked a page in IE it would look for the favicon so it could put it next to the bookmark for easier visual recognition of the bookmark you want later. When only IE did this, I use to check my 404 stats for favicon.ico to see how many IE users had bookmarked my domains. Now the linked icon in the page is shown to the left of the address in the address bar in Mozilla. Loading...
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