Has anyone had luck customizing their favicon for Portal & IE11? Since we w

Hey Chris, just to clarify, the reason it shows up in Chrome and IE9 is that those browsers still have the favicon cached from when you configured it a while back. So the reverse could be true for IE11; that is, IE11 could be using a cached version of the default Appian favicon. Although changing the favicon for Portal is not supported, if you have taken steps that you believe will accomplish this, then you'll likely still need to refresh your browser's favicon cache to see the effect. For some browsers, this may be different than simply clearing your browser cache. Different browsers handle favicons differently and some browsers, including IE, have changed the way that they handle favicons over time.

Again, because the changes you have described are not supported, I do not know whether they would work in the way you intend. It is, however, worth keeping in mind that the browser itself may play a role in what you are seeing.

Hey Chris, just to clarify, the reason it shows up in Chrome and IE9 is that those browsers still have the favicon cached from when you configured it a while back. So the reverse could be true for IE11; that is, IE11 could be using a cached version of the default Appian favicon. Although changing the favicon for Portal is not supported, if you have taken steps that you believe will accomplish this, then you'll likely still need to refresh your browser's favicon cache to see the effect. For some browsers, this may be different than simply clearing your browser cache. Different browsers handle favicons differently and some browsers, including IE, have changed the way that they handle favicons over time.

Again, because the changes you have described are not supported, I do not know whether they would work in the way you intend. It is, however, worth keeping in mind that the browser itself may play a role in what you are seeing.