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Easily simulate and compare your favicons across all major web browsers, including native dark and light modes.
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Favicon Checker

Easily compare your favicons on all major web browsers.

Easily simulate and compare your favicons across all major web browsers, including native dark and light modes.

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Marko Velickovic
Great idea, congrats 👏. I would suggest choosing existing favicon from a url
Colin
BrandGrab
Maker
@marko_velickovic That's a great suggestion, thanks!
Colin
BrandGrab
Maker
@marko_velickovic I've included the option to upload a favicon via URL. Thanks again for the suggestion!
Joshua Pinter
It would be nice if you could enter in the URL of a site and have it show the favicon automatically in each browser, etc. Instead of providing a URL to the actual favicon itself.
Colin
BrandGrab
Maker
With the introduction of dark and light modes in some of the most popular and widely used web browsers, it's more important than ever that your favicons be as versatile as possible, regardless of the browser and mode. Favicon Checker was created as a simple tool for quickly viewing your favicon across all major web browsers, including their native light and dark modes. See how others are seeing your favicons.
Cory Etzkorn
Empty
Super useful and the implementation is really nice!
Joshua Pinter
Genius little tool. Great job!
Babken Karapetyan
Good idea
Alexander Käßner
SpeakLine
Cool idea and very usefull! Though I miss Safari in dark mode 🖤.
Colin
BrandGrab
Maker
@alexkaessner Thanks! Is the Safari dark mode you're mentioning native to Safari, or is it an extension?
Alexander Käßner
SpeakLine
@colinkeany No I mean the native dark mode that was introduced with macOS Mojave.
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