I’m guessing I would have to use JSONP for this but I don’t know of any service that would let me do this. Does anyone know of anyway of doing this?
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I’m guessing I would have to use JSONP for this but I don’t know of any service that would let me do this. Does anyone know of anyway of doing this?
It’s certainly possible. First check if the favicon is declared in a meta tag and extract the URL. If there isn’t a meta tag use the URL /favicon.ico. Then use
new Image(URL)to manipulate/test the file.