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Addresses https://linear.app/comm/issue/ENG-963/remove-old-squad-cal-favicon-on-safari It used to be that Safari didn't display favicons for each tab and instead showed the page title. However, if a tab was pinned--or there wasn't enough space to show an abbreviated title--it would display the first letter of the page title: (examples) Apple gave the option of providing a black square SVG (`safari-pinned-tab.svg`) to be displayed for "pinned" tabs. There was also the option to specify a color for the SVG to be tinted when the tab was active. However, recent versions of Safari display favicons for tabs across the board (it's no longer even possible to disable them), and including `safari-pinned-tab.svg` is no longer necessary... but Safari will prioritize it if it's provided. Based on what I've read, it seems like the only reason to specify `safari-pinned-tab.svg` is if you want something other than the default favicons to be displayed on Safari. I don't think that's something we care about.

Addresses https://linear.app/comm/issue/ENG-963/remove-old-squad-cal-favicon-on-safari It used to be that Safari didn't display favicons for each tab and instead showed the page title. However, if a tab was pinned--or there wasn't enough space to show an abbreviated title--it would display the first letter of the page title: {F83038} {F83039} Apple gave the option of providing a black square SVG (`safari-pinned-tab.svg`) to be displayed for "pinned" tabs and the ability to specify a tint color for "active" tabs. However, recent versions of Safari display favicons for tabs across the board (it's no longer even possible to disable them), and including `safari-pinned-tab.svg` is no longer necessary... but Safari will still use it if it's provided. Based on what I've read, it seems like the only reason to specify `safari-pinned-tab.svg` is if you want something other than the default favicon to be displayed on just Safari. I don't think that's something we care about.

Addresses https://linear.app/comm/issue/ENG-963/remove-old-squad-cal-favicon-on-safari It used to be that Safari didn't display favicons for each tab and instead showed the page title. However, if a tab was pinned--or there wasn't enough space to show an abbreviated title--it would display the first letter of the page title: (examples){F83038} Apple gave the option of providing a black square SVG (`safari-pinned-tab.svg`) to be displayed for "pinned" tabs. There was also the option to specify a color for the SVG to be tinted when the tab was active.{F83039} Apple gave the option of providing a black square SVG (`safari-pinned-tab.svg`) to be displayed for "pinned" tabs and the ability to specify a tint color for "active" tabs. However, recent versions of Safari display favicons for tabs across the board (it's no longer even possible to disable them), and including `safari-pinned-tab.svg` is no longer necessary... but Safari will prioritizestill use it if it's provided. Based on what I've read, it seems like the only reason to specify `safari-pinned-tab.svg` is if you want something other than the default favicons to be displayed on just Safari. I don't think that's something we care about.