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Take a look at the address bar of the best internet browsers and you’ll notice a number of icons in there. You might not have given them a whole lot of thought, but they can tell you a lot about the website that you’re on and what you can do with it—and as Google Chrome is changing one of those icons soon, it’s a good time to get up to speed on how all these little glyphs should be interpreted.Meta's Apparent Firing GoofScreenshot: Google ChromeWhat does the padlock icon in your internet browser mean?This is the one…

It’s been quite a few months for ChatGPT: The AI chatbot has gone from relative obscurity to powering web searches and passing medical exams and plenty more besides, and it’s only going to get more powerful from this point on. All of which might leave you wondering if you can use it on your phone in place of those tired old digital assistants from Google and Apple, which now seem rather basic in comparison.Making the Facebook Papers PublicYou can in fact use ChatGPT on your phone, as a sort-of-replacement for Google…

Google has rolled out the site names, updated favicons, and sponsored labels on desktop search after launching this on mobile search last October. Google has been testing the desktop version since last November, and now it is officially live both on desktop and mobile search. What it looks like. Here is a screenshot of the new Sitename and updated favicon in desktop search – note, the old interface just had the URL, not the site name or the favicon: Here is the “sponsored” label that replaces the “ad” label:…

Improve Article Save Article Like Article Improve Article Save Article A browser tab icon, also known as a favicon is a small image that appears before the title of a webpage in the browser tab or bookmark bar to represent a website. It helps in brand recognition, improves user experience, and makes the website stand out among others. Adding a favicon can help users easily identify your website and differentiate it from other open tabs.  In this article, we will discuss how to add a favicon to a website using HTML. A…

Google is now rolling out what it calls “site names” in the mobile search results. Site names more prominently show the name of the website, as opposed to just the URL, at the top of the snippet. With the site name, Google is also the size and shape of the favicon displayed next to the site name and URL of the search result snippet. What it looks like. Here is a GIF of this new site name and favicon placement: Availability. Site names are currently available for the Google…