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Google’s new favicon

Friday, May 30th 2008, 13:41 UTC Published in in English, internet, technology

Google has a fugly new favicon.ico. I liked the old one because of its relative colorfulness, and I find it somewhat puzzling that they chose to use a gray gradient in the new version.

Googles old and new favicons as of 2008-05-30

(Image borrowed from Google Blogoscoped)

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