Favicon does not change at upload

dragana
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dragana posted this 28 July 2022

I have a favicon I want to change but when I upload the new one at settings it doesn't change. What folder is the favicon in, so I can upload it manually?

I have a favicon I want to change but when I upload the new one at settings it doesn't change. What folder is the favicon in, so I can upload it manually?
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dragana
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dragana posted this 16 April 2023

Who doesn't anyone answer this?

Who doesn't anyone answer this?
lennyburkdoll
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lennyburkdoll posted this 23 May 2023

Hello,

The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon.

Best regard
lennyburkdoll

Hello, The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon. Best regard lennyburkdoll
dragana
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dragana posted this 23 May 2023

Thank you!

ยจ> Hello,

The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon.

Best regard
lennyburkdoll

Hello,

The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon.

Best regard
lennyburkdoll

Hello,

The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon.

Best regard
lennyburkdoll

Thank you! ¨> Hello, > > The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon. > > > Best regard > lennyburkdoll > Hello, > > The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon. > > > Best regard > lennyburkdoll > Hello, > > The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon. > > > Best regard > lennyburkdoll
lennyburkdoll
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lennyburkdoll posted this 24 May 2023

Hello,

The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon. PFMLogin.com

Best regard
lennyburkdoll

I hope my suggestion is work for you if any query must tell me. i will help you.

> Hello, > > The favicon is typically located in the root directory of your website. You can manually replace it by uploading the new favicon.ico file to the root directory of your website using an FTP client or through your website's file manager. Make sure to clear your browser cache to see the updated favicon. [PFMLogin.com][1] > > > Best regard > lennyburkdoll I hope my suggestion is work for you if any query must tell me. i will help you. [1]: https://www.pfmlogin.net/
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