Uploading a favicon icon to your business's website is a way to maintain branding across your site's various pages. A favicon places your business's logo or other identifying trademark prominently in ...

Recently people have been noticing that the Google favicon, the small icon in your browser’s address bar when you visit a Google site, has changed from the familiar upper-case G to a lower-case one.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. By now, you’re probably familiar with the term “sticky website.” The phrase refers to a site that compels visitors to “stick around.” To ...

Have you noticed that some of the addresses in your favorites are preceded by a small icon? Personally, I think they're great visual cues that break up the monotony of URLs. These mini-icons can be ...

Generally when a site changes its favicon (the tiny image that typically appears next to the URL in your browser) nobody really notices or cares. Unless you’re Google. Back in June the company ...

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 ...

(MENAFN- Security HQ) If you take any modern browser, type any site into that browser, you will see an icon to the left-hand side appear by the pages title on the tab. It is this little icon that is ...

Google is now showing author name icons via profile page and a site's favicon and sitename on articles in the article carousel. So it is showing two favicon-like icons in the article carousel snippets ...

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 ...

Chrome: If you like to pin your tabs in Chrome you may have noticed that you usually lose new item notifcations that several sites such as Gmail, Facebook, and others add to the page title. With ...