Just discovered faved and the organisation with hierarchical tags is perfect. I use Obsidian like that as well and find it to be very efficient.

What I'd love to see, is proper favicon support. Ideally automatic fetching, but crucially with the ability to override and upload an alternative, or at least override with an URL. It's surprising how few bookmark managers actually support this. I've used superdense which has a good implementation of that, but it lacks decent organisation.

In a list view, it would be wonderful to not lose half of the screen because of images, and just have a compact
overview of as many bookmarks as possible, with still a visual clue by a favicon or small inline image.

Workarounds I tested:

• ico URLs don't display
• Google favicon service (https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=example.com&sz=32) returns a PNG that displays, but blown up because of the square aspect ratio filling the full height
• URL to a small but wide image fills the space horizontally and does not blow up the height of the image preview in list view, making the list much more dense.

What would be ideal:

A separate icon/small image field, distinct from the preview image, that:

• Auto-fetches the favicon
• Allows manual override via file upload or alternative url
• Renders at fixed size inline, not stretched or cropped

Probably best as a separate field as preview image and favicon serve different purposes. The favicon is purely for visual scanning in dense list view.