Go to any major Web site, and you’ll almost certainly see an icon to the left of the address in your browser. This tiny image is called a favicon (or Favorites Icon), and with a little effort, you can ...

This post by John Gruber prompted me to fix a longstanding annoyance of MacStories that, for some reason, we had forgotten about: making the favicon Retina-ready. Old (non-retina) favicons are 16 × 16 ...

Google revised their documentation on Favicons in order to add definitions in response to user questions received about favicons and what to use. The updated version of the documentation is ...

The Ohio State University favicon ===== The smallest digital application is the favicon. This is the small icon that appears in web browsers near the page name. Measuring a mere 16x16 pixels, it is ...

A couple days ago, I fired up my Web browser to discover that my Facebook “favicon” (the little icon that appears on the favorites toolbar right below the address bar) had changed. In place of that ...

What's the most recognised logo in the world? It would probably be Google's if only they could stick to one. Yet as the world's most popular search engine tries out a new favicon, Craig Smith says the ...

If you've spent any time stumbling around the net, you've run across a site using an irritating animated favicon—a moving icon that shows up in the address bar, the site's tab, and even the bookmarks ...

Read more about our approach → The Direct Message methodology. Favicons occupy just 16 × 16 pixels, yet they anchor brand recognition in a sea of blue links. When that icon disappears—replaced by ...