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how do i make the icon show on IE? seems to me that only opera and firefox has the icon displayed in the browser url.<br />

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how do i make the icon show on IE? seems to me that only opera and firefox has the icon displayed in the browser url.


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you may try put your icon on the website root folder and try again, like:<br />
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&lt;link href=&quot;youricon.ico&quot; rel=&quot;shortcut icon&quot;&gt;<br />
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where youricon.ico located on: <a href="http://yourdomain.com/youricon.ico" rel="ugc">http://yourdomain.com/youricon.ico</a>
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you may try put your icon on the website root folder and try again, like:

<link href="youricon.ico" rel="shortcut icon">

where youricon.ico located on: http://yourdomain.com/youricon.ico [http://yourdomain.com/youricon.ico]

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I saw this cool feature. whenever i browse yahoo.com or google, they have their own icon with their urls display in opera browser... Which setting is this?
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I saw this cool feature. whenever i browse yahoo.com or google, they have their own icon with their urls display in opera browser... Which setting is this?

how do i put an icon besides my url for a website?

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