Hello, please consider to have web FAV icon accoarding to Icon on page, like CODA has it. …orientation in tabs would be much better.
Look at this: Strategické a Taktické cíle | Fibery - Vivaldi - 2025-05-01_12-15-22 - TechSmith Screencast - TechSmith Screencast
Thank you for considering. Jan
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Hey @Hanzzz81, good idea! I will build a Fibery Tweak that sets the tab favicon to the icon of the entity/ page that is currently open. However, in order to add the Javascript, I will have to release a new version of the Fiberflow Chrome Extension, which will take a couple of days.
In the meantime, I have already built a Fibery Tweak that adds the view name to the tab title (as requested here), which already makes it much easier to navigate many open Fibery tabs 
For example, if your view is called “All Tickets Table” and your page is called “Password reset not working”, the tab title will be “All Tickets Table / Password Reset not working” instead of only the page name.
You can install the Chrome Extension here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fiberflow/hdknidmopobhjmggglhnbikfgjngjnpp
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Quick update, I already build the Fiberflow Tweak for setting the Fibery tab favicon, it will be available in the Chrome Extension in the next couple of days
The tab favicon will be set to:
- Entity: Icon or avatar field value
- Page: Icon or emoji
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Holy crap this is amazing. This should be a pinned post (if it’s not already).
I already tried the tab titles and it’s a major improvement.
My suggestion to take this to the next level would be to add a description (preferably a picture - before/after) describing/showing what problem it solves.
I would also be willing to contribute with various css tweaks if this is open source / available in a way where I could make a pull request.
For example one of the more annoying little quirks are calendars becoming borderline useless when an entity sidebar is opened, so a solution there would be to simply wrap the content.
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@Mircea_Braescu I am glad you like the extension and want to contribute! 
I will add the functionality for Fibery users to publish their own tweaks - so that everyone can use them - in the next couple of days. You can also just post the CSS or ask me to build another Tweak 
Regarding the calendar issue, I created another tweak to make the shown fields wrap into the next row. Thanks for the suggestion, this Tweak will be very useful to a lot of Fibery users (me included) for sure!
As this Tweak only needs CSS and no Javascript, it is already available to install and I do not need to undergo the Chrome WebStore review process.
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@Mircea_Braescu yeah sure I’ll add an option to make the entity names wrap as well. Should be configurable, maybe even with the maximum number of lines before showing “…”, as this can get out of hand quickly 
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@Mircea_Braescu I added screenshots to tweaks as you suggested, now the user can see what the tweak changes inside the Fibery UI
I also made the number of lines configurable for the calendar view 
Will be available in next update 
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Amazing!
I have some co-workers that try out Fibery, and they are stunned with the inability to do ‘normal’ contextual navigation, and they hate the pinned fields. Today I had to hear a rant about it again (and I keep on convincing them ‘it likely will be worked on’ because its such an obvious UX tension).
Would it be possible to create a Fiberyflow Tweak that adjusts the html/css to make a top navigation section like this:
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@Yuri_BC definitely, thanks for the mockup and the detailed explanation! I will come up with a concept how to configure this. I already have a tweak to change the background color of a field, I will add some more options to change the font-size and the alignment (e.g., center) of its content. The menu items will be a bit more tricky, I have to come up with a good solution for that
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I added the controls to the tweak, however I noticed that there is no easy way to style a specific title field just via CSS selectors, as the field ID is not set in DOM for the title (all other fields have a field-id which I can use as a CSS selector). This makes it quite difficult to implement your idea via a simple tweak, I think about another way of implementing this. I first have to understand which entity from which database is currently being displayed, maybe I can derive that from the URL.
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The url will include the space, database and public Id of the entity
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