especially SVG since SVG images are really compact so I don’t think they takes many spaces.
This can be done as pro as well of course.
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Sorry, don’t understand the request.
I believe they are asking to be able to add our own icons for an entry.
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exactly @kspearrin @BigNickBurgess
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I updated the title to better reflect the request.
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I want to use Bitwarden as an universal password manager, that not only manages my website logins but also my WLAN passwords (here I don’t have an URL where I could get the icon from).
So please allow me to add custom icons to password entries.
You also could deliver a predefined set of icons (like KeePass, but more modern) but users should be able to add their own icons.
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I also have quite a few non-website entries. Especially in folders with non-website entries only, those default globe icons seem like a waste of real estate when they could be a main identifier if we had custom icons.
I’m considering looking for websites with relevant favicons to put in the url boxes of my non-website entries so they’re more easily identifiable 
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Would be a very helpful feature.
From another password manager which I used before (1…), I very much appreciated being able to upload custom image files. This way the list always looked very nice.
Handy, if…
- website doesn’t have a favicon or if the address is in your local network only
- website has a favicon file but it totally sucks
If it’s about storage space, one could just limit the file size or dimensions.
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It would be great to be allowed to change the icon / logo of entries manually.
I have some apps and secure notes without a special icon / logo. To better distinguish the entries I would give them a special icon / logo. 
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Yes please. Even for websites that don’t have favicons, or wanting to disambiguate websites with the same icon.
A custom URL facivon field would be great.
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I’d really like to have this feature as well. It would provide a great overview of my vault.
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Sad that Bitwarden still doesn’t have this. Coming from 1Password, it’s a shock to see hundreds of placeholder images and not being able to upload custom icons 
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Unfortunately a reason for me to skip Bitwarden for now
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Coming from Keepass, I think the feature to set different icons would be great.
I don’t need custom ones - cn be a preset of 10 pictures.
We’re storing may different types of access credentials, so checking which one you need from an icon on a glance really saves time.
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+1 from me. I’m with this feature request.
It will be very helpfull for secure notes also to give them a custom icon and for websites / apps which don’t have an own icon.
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Absolutely would looove this feature. Another downside to adding a Favicon as a URL: it uses up the “first” URL space because it doesn’t apply the favicon if it’s not the first one.
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That’s right. But it doesn’t matter if you use a second URL for match detection. I have some URLs which don’t provide a favicon. So I set an URL with favicon in the first place and set the match detection to “Never”. The second URL is the URL which should be used for login detection. This works fine as a workaround but it would be great if you could use a custom favicon for such an entry.
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My vote for this request. Custom icons like in SafeInCloud or OneSafe. Even OneSafe has an icon search engine integrated through the Google search engine. It would be great to have this feature in Bitwarden.!
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Any update regarding this feature?
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We have it captured, but not on a development timetable yet.
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Hello, do you guys have any workaround? I would really love to use Bitwarden but without a way to set my own icons, it’s - sorry - useless for me.
I seem to have around 1000 items, around 800 have no favicon and around 100 have the ugliest icons on earth which I really don’t want to see each day. I know that Bitwarden is only visiting the server and takes what it gets but this way I completely depend on others which I dislike. I use a password manager 200 times each time so it needs to look OK at least.
I thought about dirty workaround (in advance, it does not work)
- create a folder on my web server
- upload 800 image files
- upload 800 .html files with direct links to the .png file
They would contain this only
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="https:// example dot com /image.png">
Then I would enter as URI1 in Bitwarden the direct url to the .html file. While this works in a web browser, Bitwarden displays always the one for the domain only (“example dot com”).
E.g. https:// example dot com /favicons/aol.html >> with this file content
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="https:// example dot com /favicons/aol.png">
displays the favicon for example.com (example dot com /favicon.ico) and not https:// example dot com /favicons/aol.png.
Maybe as a workaround this could be changed? For sure not a solution for the mass 
but maybe better than nothing at all?
(Also a little hint that something needs to be done with icons… try to save bitwarden dot com as entry and use dark mode in the desktop client. The icon is hardly visible.)
PS: Sorry, wasn’t allowed to send links as a new user.
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