I'd like to know how can I make the little web page icon on the left from the title "running" when I do, for example, a getJSON() to my external server to warn the user that his/her request is being treated.  Is there a way to control it?
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I have a web application that's branded according to the user that's currently logged in. I'd like to change the favicon of the page to be the logo of the private label, but I'm unable to find any code or any examples of how to do this. Has anybody successfully done this before?  I'm picturing having a dozen icons in a folder, and the reference to which favicon.ico file to use is just generated dynamically along with the HTML page. Thoughts?
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I have a web app that launches from a shortcut on the desktop. I would like to have it spawn in a new instance of Chrome -- with its own pinnable task bar icon, etc. -- instead of grouped with the rest of my general web browsing activity. Is it possible to do this without running it in a different browser altogether?
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I am running a web server at home using Ubuntu 11.4 (maybe? I can't 100% recall) on an older AMD 2400+ desktop with 1 or 2 GB of RAM. Sorry I can't recall the details 100%.  Anyway, I have a KVM hooked up to a monitor and PS2 keyboard that I use to switch between the server and my iMac (The keyboard is only hooked up so I can switch between the two easily. Many times a week, Pingdom will tell me the server is down and I can't hit the server. When I get home (it rarely happens when I am home), I hit the Ctrl key twice to switch to the server, hit the space bar and everything is now up and running again. I need to look again, but I don't believe there is any power saving features turned on in the BIOS.  Does anyone have any other suggestions of what I may have going on? I have my uncle's website running on it now and I really would like to have a better up-time than 95%  As a note, I do not have any GUI installed so everything has to be done on the console (or through WebMin) and I know my way around, but I am by no means experienced.
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Looking at the progress bar of browser which sometimes slows down near the end during a web-page loading, I was wondering whether the browser shows progress based on the size of elements present on the page or the no. of elements or something else?   Maybe someone who has checked source of Firefox or some other browser knows about this in a little more detail?
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Note: I am aware that the site switcher  of the page. This isn't a case of me clicking the wrong icon, it's a case of the site-switcher itself being a link to stackexchange.com (which is  behaviour, and ) for no good reason.      My browser can be pretty slow sometimes, and I often find myself in cases where I want to use the site-switcher . When I do, the site-switcher button acts like a normal link to stackexchange.com.  This is almost exactly never where I want to go when I click that button; pretty much every time I'm clicking on the site-switcher, it's because I want to access&hellip;   &hellip;the meta for the site I'm currently on &hellip;the chat for the site I'm currently on &hellip;one of the other sites I frequently use   These are all things that the site-switcher is great at doing. I'm happy, you're happy, everyone's happy. , on the other hand, doesn't really give me convenient access to any site metas, any chat rooms, or even really any other sites.  Sure, sometimes maybe I want to go to check out the hot questions feed, but if I was going to do that there's now a big "Stack Exchange" logo on the top left of the page that takes me right there (and much more intuitively). Having the site-switcher point there by default might've made sense in the old top-bar before there was a dedicated link, but right now it's just redundant and ultimately only exists to cause pain and frustration for all involved.  If you must have that icon point to somewhere, maybe a page that basically duplicates the site-switcher functionality (Even  would be better; at least that's actually "A list of all 171 Stack Exchange sites" like the mouseover text indicates).  Otherwise, I'd be pretty happy if that button just does nothing at all until the magic site-switching menu code I'm actually expecting actually loads up (which is already how the inbox, achievements and help icons behave when their javascript doesn't load).
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How do I create a resource that I can reference and use in various parts of my program easily?  My specific problem is that I have a NotifyIcon that I want to change the icon of depending on the state of the program. A common problem, but one I've been struggling with for a long time.
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Some sites, like StackExchange, pop up an "Are you sure you want to leave this page?" dialog when you try to leave under certain conditions, such as if you have a post you haven't finished editing. This is helpful!  Unfortunately, malicious or infected sites like to use the same functionality to say, "Hey! You haven't installed our malwareantivirus to address the 111 viruses we're definitely not lying about finding on your computer!", and the "Leave this page" and "Stay on this page" options are replaced by something like "Be safe. Install our product" and "Shoot yourself in the foot". This is unhelpful!  Javascript can do some nasty stuff. When I get one of those dialogs trying to keep me from leaving a clearly-malicious site, what should my response be? Is it safe to click "Leave this page" or whatever they replaced the text with? Could a site change the behavior of the button, or intercept my attempt to navigate away and draw its own fake dialog that does whatever an attacker wants when I click on it?
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At the risk of posting a duplicate question: How can I run a local script (as the current user) when I log out? I read (and tried) among others:   (Marton's version), which did perfectly nothing, used on a simple script creating a file, absolute paths to the script (being executable) and the file. , which must be outdated; it made me remove the file from command line to be able to use my system again. I also looked into , without succes.  I believe I must be doing something wrong here, but cannot find out what is my blind spot. Context Looking for an elegant solution (workaround) to , presumably the result of a bug, I made a script that, depending on the argument, either takes a snapshot of the current desktop icon arrangement, or arranges the icons, according to the last snapshot. The script works fine, but is really no candidate to run as a background script. The script therefore should run on logout to get the arrangement, obviously run by the current user.
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This may seem really trivial, but somehow it really annoys me.  I'm somewhat OCD, so I can't bear to have any unread notifications. Sometimes, when I'm reading a post, and I see a notification, I'll click it, see what it is, then quickly return. However, the notification icon is still there, and I have to refresh to get rid of it.  Also, if I write a comment, then click a link on the page, then click the back button, I have to refresh to see the comment I made.  Yup. I know, first world problem... but it really bothers me. Besides, it's all in the details.  Is this due to the way that the browser caches pages, or a bug in stackexchange?
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My web server periodically comes under attack, and I get a bunch of requests that look like  /my.page?union+all+select+0x31303235343830303536%2C0x31303235343830303536%2C0x31303235343830303536--  Are there simple command line tools to decode this?
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From time to time I need to do a simple task where I output basic HTML into the console.  I'd like to have it minimally rendered, to make it easier to read at a glance. Is there a utility which can handle basic HTML rendering in the shell (think of -style rendering--but not an actual browser)?  For example, sometimes I'll put a watch on Apache's mod_status page:  watch -n 1 curl http://some-server/server-status   The output of the page is HTML with some minimal markup, which shows in the shell like:  &lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"&gt; &lt;html&gt;&lt;head&gt; &lt;title&gt;Apache Status&lt;/title&gt; &lt;/head&gt;&lt;body&gt; &lt;h1&gt;Apache Server Status for localhost&lt;/h1&gt;  &lt;dl&gt;&lt;dt&gt;Server Version: Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.3.10-1ubuntu3.15 with Suhosin-Patch&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;Server Built: Jul 22 2014 14:35:25 &lt;/dt&gt;&lt;/dl&gt;&lt;hr /&gt;&lt;dl&gt; &lt;dt&gt;Current Time: Wednesday, 19-Nov-2014 15:21:40 UTC&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;Restart Time: Wednesday, 19-Nov-2014 15:13:02 UTC&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;Parent Server Generation: 1&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;Server uptime:  8 minutes 38 seconds&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;Total accesses: 549 - Total Traffic: 2.8 MB&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;CPU Usage: u35.77 s12.76 cu0 cs0 - 9.37% CPU load&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;1.06 requests/sec - 5.6 kB/second - 5.3 kB/request&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;dt&gt;1 requests currently being processed, 9 idle workers&lt;/dt&gt; &lt;/dl&gt;&lt;pre&gt;__W._______..................................................... ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................................................ &lt;/pre&gt; &lt;p&gt;Scoreboard Key:&lt;br /&gt; "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;_&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Waiting for Connection, "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;S&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Starting up, "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;R&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Reading Request,&lt;br /&gt; "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;W&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Sending Reply, "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;K&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Keepalive (read), "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;D&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" DNS Lookup,&lt;br /&gt; "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;C&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Closing connection, "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;L&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Logging, "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;G&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Gracefully finishing,&lt;br /&gt; "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;I&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Idle cleanup of worker, "&lt;b&gt;&lt;code&gt;.&lt;/code&gt;&lt;/b&gt;" Open slot with no current process&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p /&gt;   When viewed in Lynx the same HTML is rendered as:                                                                                                    Apache Status (p1 of 2)                                         Apache Server Status for localhost     Server Version: Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.3.10-1ubuntu3.15 with Suhosin-Patch    Server Built: Jul 22 2014 14:35:25      ________________________________________________________________________________________________________     Current Time: Wednesday, 19-Nov-2014 15:23:50 UTC    Restart Time: Wednesday, 19-Nov-2014 15:13:02 UTC    Parent Server Generation: 1    Server uptime: 10 minutes 48 seconds    Total accesses: 606 - Total Traffic: 3.1 MB    CPU Usage: u37.48 s13.6 cu0 cs0 - 7.88% CPU load    .935 requests/sec - 5088 B/second - 5.3 kB/request    2 requests currently being processed, 9 idle workers  _C_______W_..................................................... ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................................................     Scoreboard Key:    "_" Waiting for Connection, "S" Starting up, "R" Reading Request,    "W" Sending Reply, "K" Keepalive (read), "D" DNS Lookup,    "C" Closing connection, "L" Logging, "G" Gracefully finishing,    "I" Idle cleanup of worker, "." Open slot with no current process
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Is it possible to detect the HTTP request method (e.g. GET or POST) of a page from JavaScript?  If so, how?
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I've been messing around with  for some time, just pushing it out as text and it hasn't hurt anybody (that I know of), but I'd like to start doing things properly.  I have seen so many purported "standards" for the JSON content type:  application/json application/x-javascript text/javascript text/x-javascript text/x-json   But which one is correct, or best? I gather that there are security and browser support issues varying between them.  I know there's a similar question, , but I'd like a slightly more targeted answer.
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Found something different with my  today, seems something goes wrong.    After inspect the element, found the class of it is choose-tracker-settings. As i used to click label location to choose tracker, the added icon is not useful to me. Anyway, the location is not proper.    More details:    OS: macOS Sierra 10.12.1 Browser: Chrome Version 58.0.3029.110 (64-bit)
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The chat is pretty great. But it has an obscure and frustrating phenomenon. When I get pinged, the message gets highlighted, which shoves the icons over to the left a little for some reason.    Since I'll very often want to reply to a message that pings me, I'll move my mouse to that reply icon...    ... and it just so happens that the amount of time it takes to position my mouse on that small icon is the same amount of time it takes for the highlight to end, so the margins shift over to the right again just when I'm ready to click.  The culprit!  This line of CSS appears to be the troublemaker:    With it disabled, I think the phenomenon would disappear.    (I'm using Firefox 26.)
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I'd like to figure out how to hide the icons of the status bar that would appear in the left. Is there a way to control that? Some apps such as Weather.com don't have the option to hide that icon from the status bar.
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I'm looking for a way to monitor my current internet connection quality by showing the ping-response to a website like google in the taskbar on the right side. I'm using Windows 8.1. Kind of like , but for the ping. Any suggestions?  I want to stop using the command line to ping Google.