Not sure how many of you have noticed Google’s new favorite icon (aka favicon or shortcut icon):<\/p>\n
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It’s basically the little icon that shows up next to your address bar or the icon that gets saved when you try to bookmark a page. Anyway, when I first saw it a couple days ago, I was confused which site actually uses that icon and when I realized it was Google, I was even more confused. It used to be a capital ‘G’ on white background with and blue border. Now, it’s the little ‘g’ in the 4th letter of Google. What confused me was that it was in on a gray background, and due to the style of the ‘g’, it reminded me of some soap or shampoo logo.<\/p>\n
Update<\/strong><\/ins>: It turns out it’s only gray because it’s using transparency. On a gray background, it’s gray. On a white background, it’s white. The tabs on Firefox by default are gray, hence:<\/p>\n Update #2<\/strong><\/ins>: Thanks to RayAlome for pointing me to the official Google blog entry of their new favicon: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Not sure how many of you have noticed Google’s new favorite icon (aka favicon or shortcut icon): It’s basically the little icon that shows up next to your address bar or the icon that gets saved when you try to bookmark a page. Anyway, when I first saw it a couple days ago, I was … <\/p>\n![\"Google's](\"http:\/\/gallery.krunk4ever.com\/d\/17981-1\/google-favicon.png\")
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