Favicon in URL bar

Hello Experts,
I would like to get my company's logo in the URL bar. Ordinarily this is done by placing an icon named favicon.ico into the root directory of the web server.
Does EP7 support this? Does anyone know how to do it exactly?
Regards
Mr.T

Hi,
This is a good start and I now see the favicon BUT only sometimes. I am getting inconsistent behaviour between browsers and even within the same browser. Sometimes the icon appears and sometimes it just does not.
Perhaps there are other root directories where it must be updated as well.
Does anyone know?
Regards
Mr.T

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