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Sometimes the bookmark for this Physics Forum has a square root icon that shows up in my Favorites list. But other times the icon is generic looking, like most of the other icons in my Favorites. What makes it change?
The Windows bookmark icon changes as a way to indicate that a webpage has been bookmarked or saved as a favorite. This change helps users easily identify which pages they have saved for future reference.
Unfortunately, the bookmark icon used in Windows is not customizable. It is a default icon set by the browser or operating system. However, some browsers may allow you to change the bookmark icon within their settings.
No, the bookmark icon may vary depending on the browser you are using. Each browser has its own default bookmark icon, so it may not be consistent across all browsers in Windows.
The bookmark icon will typically change to indicate that a webpage has been bookmarked. You may also see a star or a heart icon next to the bookmarked page in your bookmarks/favorites list.
Yes, if you have mistakenly bookmarked a page or no longer want it saved as a favorite, you can simply remove it from your bookmarks/favorites list. This will revert the bookmark icon back to its original state.