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I haven't done complete browser testing, but I know you can use a PNG and simply change the extension to .ico and it will still work in some browsers. Edit: I
by bouncingsoul 16y ago
I haven't done complete browser testing, but I know you can use a PNG and simply change the extension to .ico and it will still work in some browsers.
Edit: I tested on a domain that previously didn't have a favicon. Putting a PNG named favicon.ico at the root without an explicit <link> worked in Chrome 9, Firefox 3.6, and Safari 5. It didn't work in IE 9.
- strager 16y agoMaybe it'll work if you send the appropriate `Content-type`?