~/Library/Safari/Favicon Cache/favicon.db-shm ~/Library/Safari/Favicon Cache/favicon.db-lock ~/Library/Safari/Favicon Cache/favicon.dbģ) Launch Safari and Empty Caches ( Develop Menu should be enabled so you can access this command), and then, Clear History.ĥ) Put the following folders in the trash: ~/Library/Safari/Favicon Cache/favicons (folder) Now, BEFORE "resetting" Safari, i.e., "Emptying Caches" and "Clearing History", first do the following:Ģ) Copy the following to a folder on your desktop or wherever you prefer to store them: Move the Webpageicons.db file and it's supporting Webpageicons.db-shm and Webpageicons.db-wal files back into the ~/Library/Safari folder (if it's not already there). Also, after the second Safari update, it appeared that the Webpageicons.db file may have been moved into the ~/Library/Safari/Favicon Cache folder.
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My prior solution, though able to restore the older Web Page Icons established prior to the first Safari update – did not restore the newer web page icons visited after the first Safari update.
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In the meantime, I've been experimenting with this Web Page Icon issue on another laptop running El Cap while Safari has gone through an additional upgrade over the last few weeks.
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I've cobbled together a temporary laptop solution while the Macbook Pro problems and Apple's failure to address those problems with any integrity, are being sorted out. Greetings Friends - sorry for the long delay but my Macbook Pro (early 2011) failed due to the well-documented defective ATI|Radeon graphic chip failures that have plagued tens of thousands of Macbook Pro owners. The four deleted files will be regenerated when you re-launch Safari 11 and after relaunch, your Web Page Icons should display throughout your entire Bookmarks List in Safari 11. Then:ġ) Inside the ~/Library/Safari folder, find the Favicon Cache folder. Instead, following a Safari “reset”, quit Safari.
The Webpageicons.db file in ~/Library/Safari no longer needs to be replaced with a recent copy and again, there are no longer Webpageicons.db-shm and Webpageicons.db-wal files to delete. The following workaround should however, restore the Web Page Icons in your Bookmarks list after the aforementioned Safari “Reset” makes them “disappear”. Safari 11 apparently no longer generates Webpageicons.db-shm and Webpageicons.db-wal files in the ~/Library/Safari folder so the old workaround no longer works.
Relaunching Safari after this would always restore the Web Page Icons in Bookmarks. Prior to the Safari 11 update, Web Page Icons were easily restored in Bookmarks by replacing the Webpageicons.db file in ~/Library/Safari with a previously stored, recent copy of the Webpageicons.db file, and by also deleting the Webpageicons.db-shm and Webpageicons.db-wal files also located in the ~/Library/Safari folder. I recently posted here and here about problems restoring Web Page Icons in Bookmarks after a Safari “Reset” (Clear Cache & Clear All History) - following the Safari 11 update install.
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