Where to find this favicon?

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I'm curious does anybody here know where I can get this favicon? This icon seem to be popular across many websites. Looks professional for marketing too.

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  • Profile picture of the author alvinchua91
    Perhaps if you have a bigger picture of it you could just reverse image search on Google.
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  • Profile picture of the author Masterkey2Riches
    Nice looking out Czelly! I thought I looked on the source code but couldn't find it. Now I know why you had that link there. Thanks.

    I place the favicon inside my sub root public_html folder along with the 'thank you' page and it works fine. But the favicon also shows up on my index.html. And my index.html is located in the root folder. Any idea how to have this inside of the 'thank you' page only? I'm not html savvy.
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    • Probably worth noting that Favicons don't display in Google Chrome. Chrome has vastly more market share than any other browser: StatCounter Global Stats - Browser, OS, Search Engine including Mobile Usage Share
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    • Profile picture of the author raresmp
      Originally Posted by Masterkey2Riches View Post

      I place the favicon inside my sub root public_html folder along with the 'thank you' page and it works fine. But the favicon also shows up on my index.html. And my index.html is located in the root folder. Any idea how to have this inside of the 'thank you' page only? I'm not html savvy.
      If you want you can place a generic Favicon in your root folder and then add specific favicons to specific pages because from my past experience when you upload a favicon.ico on one of your folders it will show up in your entire website.

      So the easy way:
      1. Upload a generic favicon for your entire website.
      2. Upload a specific favicon for your page wherever you want, maybe in your /images folder to keep everything in place.
      3. Add this line of code in your page to add the desired favicon:
      Code:
      <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/path to your image goes here" type="image/x-icon" />
      4. Sit back and enjoy an easy fix.

      Hope this will work for you as well as it worked for me in the past.

      Regards
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