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It's worth noting that Safari _can_ display favicons. If you pin a tab, it uses the favicon. It's even displayed in monochrome until you hover over the tab so t
by staplung 9y ago
It's worth noting that Safari _can_ display favicons. If you pin a tab, it uses the favicon. It's even displayed in monochrome until you hover over the tab so they've definitely worked out a way to display them.
- bouke 9y agoThat’s not the favicon that’s being shown there. It is either a b/w mask as defined by the site, or defaulting to the first letter of the site’s name.
- andrethegiant 9y agoCorrect — defined by <link rel="mask-icon" />