Filed under Downloads, Tips
Looking for an icon editor with a ZERO price tag and with loads of features? IconFx is a worthy option for your icon needs with over 40 different effects to play with.
You can extract icons from files including Windows Files. It supports conversion of any image into an icon and icon into images in a single click. You can create icons for Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista and Macintosh. (more…)
Filed under Blogger, Tips
Favicon is a small icon shown next to site URL in the address bar. In Blogger, by default orange colored blogger icon is shown as favicon. You can make your blog stand out by using your own customized icon. Before you implement the code, you can grab or make your own favicons: Make Favicons - Browse Favicons

To get started, first you need to backup (more…)
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Favicons is a small icon shown next to URL in the address bar of web browser. It has .ico file extension for example myfavicon.ico

Traditionally, we use Googlepages as the easy option to upload favicons and then link them on our website. With Googlepages closed to new signups, what are other options to host and upload favicons?
Most of popular image hosting services do not support favicons upload, including ImageShack, XS.to, TinyPic and many more. Here are few selected free favicon hosting services that can come handy (more…)
Your browser is caching and sending every favicon of website you visit on daily basis! Project 16X16 aims to create huge repository of favicons with the help of this concept and a FireFox addon.

Currently, it has huge collection of favicons created automatically with the help of people browsing the web using Firefox (more…)
“…Favicon is a short name for ‘favorite icon’. These are small icons that can be associated with a particular website or a webpage. It is shown next to URL in the address bar of a browser. These are very small icon with sizes like 16—16, 32—32, 48—48, 64—64, 128—128.”

Google got a favicon makeover from big cap ‘G’ to small ‘g’ as shown in the picture. Now, you will see small ‘g’ as favicon while accessing Google. In case you liked the old favicon and want to revert to it, read on for the simple procedure. (more…)