Note: The ICO file type is cross browser compatible, including Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer does not support PNG or GIF. The recommended size is 16x16 px, but 32x32 and 64x64 px are supported. Multiple file types can be selected. An animated favicon is feasible via a GIF file. The GIF file has priority over the PNG file. Read the Guide to Demystifying the Favicon Behavior to get a clearer view of how to setup the favicon for your site.

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/>Use None

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/>I have the Favicon file(s) in my site's root directory ( e.g. /favicon.ico )

ICO file type ( e.g. /favicon.ico )
A link tag does not need to be specified for this. It is detected automatically by browsers.

theX; $out=" Default Icon Not Found! We recommended you create one and add it to your site's root, as browsers will request it, and it is better not to respond with a 404 Not Found ";}else{$out='Default Icon Found!';}?>

Aditionally/Alternatively Use:

theX; $out=' Not Found!';} ?>

/> PNG file type (e.g. /favicon.png) |

theX; $out=' Not Found!';} ?>

/> GIF file type (e.g. /favicon.gif) |

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/> I want to define custom URLs for my Favicon file(s)
( e.g. /somename.ico or /some-directory/somename.png )

Define Favicon URLs:

ICO file type:
theX; $out=' Not Found!';}?> '.$out;}?>

PNG file type:
theX; $out=' Not Found!';}?> '.$out;}?>

theX; $out=' Not Found!';}?>

GIF file type:
'.$out;}?>