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The webapps just take a thumb of whatever image they can find on the page, can I customise it?

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For Gnome-Shell (Ubuntu 12.10), the image is located at ~/.config/epiphany/app-epiphany* (where the * in app-epiphany* is the web app name followed by and some additional numbers/letters)

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  • Additionally, you'll want to open the respective folder and edit the app-icon.png inside with gimp (or create a new one with inkscape then export it as a png).
    – airtonix
    Sep 30, 2013 at 5:42
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Replace the image file called app-icon.png in ~/.config/epiphany/app-epiphany* or ~/.gnome2/epiphany/app-epiphany* (where the * in app-epiphany* is the web app name followed by and some additional numbers/letters).

For instance, for a webapp called coolap, it could be ~/.config/epiphany/app-epiphany-coolapp-12512912r1unr1i25n124/app-icon.png.

Then restart Unity (ALT+F2 ,then type “unity” and press ENTER) or GNOME Shell (ALT+F2, type "r", ENTER).

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For me the path was ~/.local/share/epiphany-appname-*.

Filename is app-config.png as well.

  • Epiphany v3.36.4
  • Gnome v3.36.8
  • Ubuntu 20.04
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Try menulibre.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:menulibre-dev/devel
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install menulibre

Menulibre is really easy to use - hopefully it'll work with the webapps (it works with Unity-webapps). You can access it from the settings menu, or just type "menu" into the dash, and open the one called "Menu Editor."
Also, check out the developer's site here.

Menulibre Screenshot

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For me the path was ~/.local/share/org.gnome.Epiphany.WebApp-appname-*. Inside that directory I could find "app-icon.png". Replacing that icon with a different one worked great after restarting Gnome like @elchapu described in his answer.

I'm using Epiphany 3.38.3 on Fedora 33.

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  • Fedora is off-topic here. What you found in Fedora may or may not be relevant. In this case it isn't. Jun 16, 2021 at 16:42

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