First, a big Thank you for your effort to realize this time saver! I have used the Generator to create the icon set for two web apps (https://triscancockpitv3dev.azurewebsites.net, https://trireadwebappdev.azurewebsites.net) and the Checker is only verifying the 'Classic, desktop browsers' ok, all other checks fail. I followed the recommendation by putting everything in root and adding the lines to the
section of the web apps. From my experiments, it seems that although the Checker fails for iOS, the iOS home screen icon appears correct after adding the Web App. Analyzing the Checker result, I found one hint about what may be going wrong: The details for the 'Windows 8 and 10' check show 'There is no Browser Configuration file at https://triosimdev.b2clogin.com/browserconfig.xml'. One would expect that it checks the URL given to the Checker to check about the file. As the Web App is using the Microsoft Identity Platform, it first calls an URL of the login dialog, and this URL gets referenced by the Checker result. Maybe the Checker is using this URL to look for the resources other than the 'Classic, desktop browsers' resources? Or do I missing something else? Please feel free to run tests against these URLs; these are test system URLs.
Hi RealFaviconGenerator Team,
First, a big Thank you for your effort to realize this time saver! I have used the Generator to create the icon set for two web apps (https://triscancockpitv3dev.azurewebsites.net, https://trireadwebappdev.azurewebsites.net) and the Checker is only verifying the 'Classic, desktop browsers' ok, all other checks fail. I followed the recommendation by putting everything in root and adding the lines to the
section of the web apps. From my experiments, it seems that although the Checker fails for iOS, the iOS home screen icon appears correct after adding the Web App. Analyzing the Checker result, I found one hint about what may be going wrong: The details for the 'Windows 8 and 10' check show 'There is no Browser Configuration file at https://triosimdev.b2clogin.com/browserconfig.xml'. One would expect that it checks the URL given to the Checker to check about the file. As the Web App is using the Microsoft Identity Platform, it first calls an URL of the login dialog, and this URL gets referenced by the Checker result. Maybe the Checker is using this URL to look for the resources other than the 'Classic, desktop browsers' resources? Or do I missing something else? Please feel free to run tests against these URLs; these are test system URLs.Thank you
Peter