I found this Free Favicon Maker the other day. It’s a nice tool to make a favicon (true to its name), but unlike other favicon generators, this one lets

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I found this Free Favicon Maker the other day. It’s a nice tool to make a favicon (true to its name), but unlike other favicon generators, this one lets you create one from scratch starting with a character or an emoji. Naturally, I was curious to look at the code to see how it works and, while I did, it got me thinking in different directions. I was reminded of something I read that says it is possible to dynamically change the favicon of a website. We’re going to do exactly that in this article and it will work with plain JavaScript.

How to Create a Favicon That Changes Automatically

<p>that’s interesting! Really learned something unique &amp; cool
Keep it up!!</p>
