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Currently, when creating a shortcut to any website, the "text-html" icon is displayed by default. Example of shortcut created for zoom: ``` [Desktop Entry] Icon = text-html Type = Link URL [$ e] = https: //zoom.us/join ``` It would be good not to use "text-html", instead show the icon of the destination web page. That is, use the zoom image as an icon: https://d24cgw3uvb9a9h.cloudfront.net/zoom.ico In case the URL does not contain any icon, use "text-html". Cheers

Currently, when creating a shortcut to any website, the "text-html" icon is displayed by default. Example of shortcut created for zoom: ``` [Desktop Entry] Icon = text-html Type = Link URL [$e] = https: //zoom.us/join ``` It would be good not to use "text-html", instead show the icon of the destination web page. That is, use the zoom image as an icon: https://d24cgw3uvb9a9h.cloudfront.net/zoom.ico In case the URL does not contain any icon, use "text-html". Cheers

Currently, when creating a shortcut to any website, the "text-html" icon is displayed by default. Example of shortcut created for zoom: ``` [Desktop Entry] Icon = text-html Type = Link URL [$ e] = https: //zoom.us/join ``` It would be good not to use "text-html", instead show the icon of the destination web page. That is, use the zoom image as an icon: https://d24cgw3uvb9a9h.cloudfront.net/zoom.ico In case the URL does not contain any icon, use "text-html". Cheers