Yes, that's why I included the ".ico" link. I don't own any Apple device..... if someone wants to check out if this setup works in Safari, this is the site I'm working on: ciceroneberlino.com
If someone checks it out, please let us know :)
Thanks a lot for your input! (Sorry for this belated reply...)
I myself tried your suggestion for the web app I'm developing, and I can confirm that Safari on Mac OS (and iOS browsers) does use the ICO favicon with this code!
I'm planning to update the article to incorporate your suggestion once a few more people post comments on their experiences with it.
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Hi, this works for me:
<link rel="icon" sizes="48x48" href="/favicon.ico"><link rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml" sizes="any" href="/favicon.svg">
Like this, Chrome and Edge only load the SVG Icon.
Cool, have you had a chance to see how it works on Safari? (I believe Safari is currently the only reason to still include the ".ico" link.)
Yes, that's why I included the ".ico" link. I don't own any Apple device..... if someone wants to check out if this setup works in Safari, this is the site I'm working on: ciceroneberlino.com
If someone checks it out, please let us know :)
Thanks a lot for your input! (Sorry for this belated reply...)
I myself tried your suggestion for the web app I'm developing, and I can confirm that Safari on Mac OS (and iOS browsers) does use the ICO favicon with this code!
I'm planning to update the article to incorporate your suggestion once a few more people post comments on their experiences with it.