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Move favicon.ico <link> to accommodate Chrome #4891
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Chrome requests `favicon.ico` on every route change, but stops if the `<link>` for it occurs early enough in the page. [Several](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35409588/favicon-requested-on-every-route-change) other [people](ctrlplusb/react-universally#145) have been running into this issue since at least February 2016.
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@thejohnfreeman it's unrelated, #4890 should fix the CI 👍 |
/cc @jeffposnick is this a thing? |
It's not something that I've heard folks complain about. I'd recommend folks who can reproduce the behavior and believe it's a bug in Chrome to open an issue at https://crbug.com with details. That being said, this seems like a harmless change to make in |
Chrome requests `favicon.ico` on every route change, but stops if the `<link>` for it occurs early enough in the page. [Several](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35409588/favicon-requested-on-every-route-change) other [people](ctrlplusb/react-universally#145) have been running into this issue since at least February 2016.
Chrome requests
favicon.ico
on every route change, but stops if the<link>
for it occurs early enough in the page. Several other people have been running into this issue since at least February 2016.