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I can't reproduce this on any device using your provided link, regardless of the browser. |
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I have tried it on different devices with Chrome, Safari and Edge. Can you check your Dev console ? maybe there is an error which can help us ? |
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I'm gonna move this one to discussions. Please let us know if there are any updates. |
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I figured it out! The embedded svg's are failing when the site is http://twomasc.dk , but are displayed in the ssl version at https://twomasc.dk (i guess they are deemed a security risk). This is both mobile and desktop chrome. I can of course fix that with a .htaccess redirect, but maybe an option to redirect if the sites loads un-encrypted could be nice |
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Unfortunetly the inline svg's used on "Page Icon" links doesn't work well on mobile browsers based on chrome (I've tried chrome and DuckDuckGo). Here's screenshot from DuckDuckGo:
it's from my site https://twomasc.dk
I've added a twitter link in the page to demonstrate that the icon works fine, when it's a regular img file reference.
I haven't had a chance to test it, but a adding a
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"type may fix it from what I've been finding... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41507360/svg-inlined-in-html-not-displayed-correctly-by-chromeBut I would rather suggest switching to use a file reference.. like the other links
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