Forever frustrated favicon.ico! A simple and easy way to make it work

When looking at the first tab that I (unfortunately) pinned - it's a site from NOAA that I like to keep open - I find that the main site: forecast.weather.gov/has an image as: forecast.weather.gov/favicon.icoIt appears as though this should satisfy the requirement of having a favicon (indeed, the icon used to display on the tab, & does show with the associated bookmark). But I don't know for sure if this is the full story.

Forever frustrated favicon.ico!

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But nothing seems to work with me. I already enabled the javascript in my browser and am using webpack at react@16.Last time it works automatically i used But when I tried it today again it doesn't seem to work.please help me I am very frustrated with this. I also cannot get the favicon that I linked to the index.html.It says 304 for localhost,favicon.ico and manifest.json.

This is an important feature when you are using custom fonts. By default, the browser will try to guess whether it should display any text at all while your custom font has not yet been loaded and parsed. If your CSS font-face does not include a fallback system font the default behaviour is "block" which means that your browser will not display any text at all before it retrieves the custom font you specified. Ever visited a site which displayed sod all text forever and you were frustrated staring at a mostly white page with a few image elements here and there until poof! all text was suddenly there? Yeah, that's why.

Since you're browsing the web like the rest of us you must be already deeply frustrated by the cookie banners that litter every corner of the web. In most cases the only applicable cookies which are not mandatory are those used by analytics services such as Google Analytics. If your site needs to show a cookie banner just because you are using analytics stop and think: do you really need the features provided by Google Analytics or similar services?

SO When are you going to fix that tool that is so embarrassing that you can't let it out of the attic to play with normal tools? Will it forever wear a bicycle helmet on the short bus? What do you design the LabVIEW .icos with? Why are we unworthy?

For some, this function is necessary - and therefore the requirement seems reasonable to him, but for someone else (maybe most) it is completely useless, or it can be bypassed in a very easy way. This may also be the reason why this requirement (and many others) has such a low priority, and Serif solves far more important and necessary things from his point of view. So this requirement can remain active for a long time, and maybe forever.

Clearly, Serif could care less, but was frustrated enough today about still not having this to want to post a little reminder. People still want this. I'm struggling to believe this is such a difficult thing to implement, but whatever.

OK I don't what I'm doing wrong here. I have a Linode VPS running Ubuntu. I installed Django 1.3, Apache2, and mod-WSGI. I created my (extermely simple) website, slapped in some images, have a CSS sheet, have a favicon.ico and it works beautifully with the Django test server. The site looks precisely as it should -- all the images load, the CSS is working properly, etc.

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Similarly, a CSS animation will only cycle one time unless you specify a number of iterations with the animation-iteration-count parameter. This value can be a specific number of cycles or infinite if you want the animation to loop forever.

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In the "Origin Settings" section, the hostname of the existing site (digi.ninja) goes in the "Origin Domain Name" box and you have to give the setup a unique name in the "Origin ID" box. You'll notice that as soon as you've entered the origin hostname, a new set of inputs are drawn. Something that had me frustrated for a long time is that the "Origin Protocol Policy" is set to "HTTP Only" by default. My digi.ninja site listens on both HTTP and HTTPS but has a redirect to HTTPS in place and has HSTS enabled, with the policy set to HTTP only, every time I tried to access my site through the fronted domain I got a 403 error. If your origin site runs over HTTPS then you have to change this setting otherwise it wont work.

A running app can also write an entry directly to a log. Each coding language will have its own method for writing to Heroku logs. For example, see the Heroku Log Tips and Traps for Ruby further along in this article. Log entries do not live forever, and as we will see later on, the time retention of log entries is determined by log type. This aspect of logging is best managed through the use of a log analytics app which is machine learning (ML-capable). 2ff7e9595c