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 Hello, my name is Michelle and though this is my first blog that I've worked on, I consider myself tech savvy and hope to share some tech knowledge here. 

My first contribution to this blog is the addition of a favicon to distinguish ours from other Blogger blogs. A favicon is also known as a tab icon, URL icon, bookmark icon, etc, and is visible on the browser tab for the webpage.

 In making this change, I also learned a valuable tip. At first when I was attempting to change the icon, the change was not visible. I learned that to force refresh a website and show changes that were made, I had to press Ctrl + F5. 

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  1. Shinichi2/22/2024 12:07 AM

    The favicon is a nice touch. I think they help make a website look more professional and official.

    - Shin, Libraries and Social Media 2024.

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  2. Susan H.4/22/2024 4:06 PM

    Thank you for the tip about pressing Ctrl + F5. Just made myself a note about that so I remember to use in the future.

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