phbernard

Thank very much for your feedback Michael!

Thank you! See you soon for your next site 🙂

Thank you for your feedback!

You’re welcome! Have a nice weekend too!

Philippe

Hi,

Bad news: yes, it must stay activated. As soon as you deactivate it, the HTML markups are not present anymore in your pages and your visitors can’t see your favicon. This is necessary to inject the markups properly (eg. the favicon still works if you change your WP theme).

Good news: the plugin is very light. The part which injects the markups (which is called all the time) is only 2-3 lines of code. It can hardly slow down your site, really.

The only more efficient way to deal with favicons would be to modify the HTML manually (as described in https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Favicon). But this is a bad, error-prone practice.

Thank you for your review!

The logo? Well, it’s 2 years old, maybe its time to renew it. I’m going to sleep on it!

Usually, this is because you have another favicon.ico declared somewhere else in your pages, probably by your theme. I advice you to edit your theme options and disable its favicon.

If you give me the URL of your site I can give a quick look.