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Note that Safari still does not support SVG favicons. This site has a nice one-click copy button for each "emojicon": https://emojicon.dev/ https://emojicon.de
by wonger_ 2y ago
Note that Safari still does not support SVG favicons.
This site has a nice one-click copy button for each "emojicon": https://emojicon.dev/ https://emojicon.dev/
- josephscott 2y agoThis has been on my wish list for so long. I think Safari is the last hold out on SVG favicons - https://caniuse.com/link-icon-svg https://caniuse.com/link-icon-svg I'd love to only have to specify a single SVG image for a site and have it used for all sizes and scales.
- brysonreece 2y agoHey, that’s my site! Thanks for checking it out!
- codetrotter 2y agoThis is superb! I have a small tool with a web frontend, that I use a specific emoji to represent but I didn’t have a favicon yet, because if I used a PNG of an emoji that Apple made I’d be infringing on their copyright. Using SVG and having the browser and OS provide the rendering of the emoji is perfect for the favicon of my tool!
- netsharc 2y agoA quick search says it's possible to get the PNG data URL from a canvas. I wonder if it's viable to draw an emoji to a canvas, and extract the PNG out of it for the favicon. Would a lawyer go after "client-side copyright infringement"?
- rasso 2y agoWhere does Safari even show Emojis?
- a1o 2y agoEmoji, anywhere with text. If you mean favicon, you can see them in different places, but one example is top left of the tabs if you are using the device in landscape. If you mean desktop Safari then I don't remember as I don't use it on desktop.