The favicon sitation is getting out of hand. 25+ variants? browserconfig.xml? manifest.json?
This gem handles the Rails stuff, all you need to do is generate the images.
Add all-the-favicons to your Gemfile:
gem "all-the-favicons"
Generate all your icons using something like the
Real Favicon Generator, and put
the files in app/assets/favicons.
Add the helper to your layout somewhere in the <head> tag:
<%= all_the_favicons %>
You can configure colors by adding an initializer (ie
app/config/initializers/favicons.rb).
AllTheFavicons.name = "MyApp" # For the Android Chrome manifest
AllTheFavicons.short_name = "MyApp"
AllTheFavicons.ms_tile_color = "#2d89ef"
AllTheFavicons.pinned_tab_color = "#000000"
AllTheFavicons.background_color = "#ffffff"
AllTheFavicons.theme_color = "#ffffff"
all-the-favicons is licensed under the MIT License.
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We found that all-the-favicons demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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