Add a favicon.

[forevertoofr]

The website have no one favicon. Maybe add one ? I will try to code it. I know who then.

[ghost]

You can make a favicon pretty easily. I think it works with GitHub pages by just making a file called favicon.ico

[forevertoofr]

Yeah but you can add a thing in the code if not GitHub pages.

[retronbv]

the website is deployed with firebase (i think) so just make a pull request with a favicon and the code in index.html

[moeenio]

In fact, favicon.ico alone works, no matter github pages or not, bc browsers will automatically try to get /favicon.ico (and that's how you have favicons when viewing non-html stuff like an image). Although you should include it in code.

[forevertoofr]

If i add the favicon on a other website (mine) cause i don't know how to add images + edit a file in a pull request can i ?

[moeenio]

To add an image to a Git repository, clone it to your computer, add the file to the folder, stage and commit. If you want to do it through GitHub's web interface, just drag it and drop it onto your repository's page (but do it on a branch!) tho I highly recommend you to use GitHub Desktop, it makes it way easier to use git.

[forevertoofr]

Yeah on my old pc i used it. Thanks for the tip @locness3 !

[micahlt]

@locness3 I seriously prefer the git CLI to the desktop version. Idk why, I'm weird xD

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[moeenio]

Some workflows are way eaiser with github desktop (which btw hasn't anything to do with git itself), like modifying someone else's PR.

[grngxd]

@locness3 I seriously prefer the git CLI to the desktop version. Idk why, I'm weird xD
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same lol

[ghost]

Try adding the image to the repo then update every .html file I think

[micahlt]

@hhbo62 We know how to add one, but work on this project is suspended.

[ghost]

Oh why was it suspended?

[moeenio]

We're working on our mobile client, https://github.com/Scratch-Client-4/mobile

[ghost]

‘K, get it