this is the right way to do light and dark favicon#13097
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using the media attribute of link tag
unfortunately it only works on Chrome :-(
but it's a very nice way
TODO: also allow project.favicon to choose icon resource
or have {light,dark}
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It uses the
mediaattribute of the<link />tag.E.g.
If this were more than a draft, it would fix #13005.
Unfortunately it only works on Chrome 😦 but it's a very nice, clean way to do this.
Firefox and Safari ignore
mediaonlink[rel="icon"]and take the first or second icon only, respectively.Another approach is to dynamically set the
hrefon the icon, but this only works consistently for Firefox and Chrome; Safari seems to have very aggressive caching which makes this difficult/impossible in a standard way.