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How can I show my Favicon in sent email subject line

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How can I show my Favicon in my sent emails in the subject line? It shows up in the browser but I would like it to show in the sent emails subject line. Thank you.

How can I show my Favicon in my sent emails in the subject line? It shows up in the browser but I would like it to show in the sent emails subject line. Thank you.

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It works by copying emojis into the Subject (see picture), and perhaps you can convert favicons or other graphic files to emojis with free online tools.

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Thank you for your reply. I am not experiencing any success placing my favicon into my email subject line.

Would you mind giving more detailed information on how to do this. I have researched this and some suggest to just copy and paste into the subject line but I tried everything even the emoticons in thunderbird but no luck. Thank you for your help.

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As an example, on this page click the Copy button to copy the emoji to the clipboard. In TB, click in the Subject box and Ctrl+V (paste).

Another method is explained here.

Not sure how to use a custom image or favicon, but there's probably a simple method to produce the code like the above sites.

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I need to copy My Own Favicon into the subject line which what you recommend copy & paste does not work. I would like to have all emails to start with the favicon always there and just type in the subject. What the heck am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help

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It's not a simple matter of copying and pasting your favicon or any other graphic into the Subject box. As shown in previously supplied links, you need to use a specific code, e.g. the code for the image in my first reply is: =?utf-8?Q?=F0=9F=90=90?=

How to convert an arbitrary image to the required format is beyond my level of knowledge.

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