When a favicon is set for a website, it incorrectly uses the company's favicon instead of the website's specific favicon. This causes confusion and inconsistency in the branding of the website.
This commit fixes the issue by ensuring that the website's custom favicon is correctly displayed when set, overriding the company's favicon for that specific website.
Steps to reproduce:
Set a custom favicon for a website.
Set another favicon for the company itself.
Observe that the company's favicon is used instead of the website's custom favicon.
With this fix, the website's custom favicon is now correctly displayed.
When a favicon is set for a website, it incorrectly uses the company's favicon instead of the website's specific favicon. This causes confusion and inconsistency in the branding of the website.
This commit fixes the issue by ensuring that the website's custom favicon is correctly displayed when set, overriding the company's favicon for that specific website.
Steps to reproduce:
With this fix, the website's custom favicon is now correctly displayed.
Video with the issue --> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e8EYmIAb05fXfW_ec2P5gMj6iSH1KoZ-/view