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If one's goal is just to setup a favicon for a website (not a page, nor WebApp/WPA, etc), then the process is much simpler given the following axioms (one old, and one new):
If one's goal is just to setup a favicon for a website (not a page, nor WebApp/WPA, etc), then the process is much simpler given the following axioms (one old, and one new):
* Modifying HTML for favicons has always been optional.
* Multiple favicon sizes are no longer necessary, due to quality scaling.
Given those axioms, all you need is a max-size favicon.ico (for Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and some large Apple touch icons (for Safari).
Given those axioms, all you need is a max-size favicon.ico (for Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and some large Apple touch icons (for Safari).