Why does Appgyver want all our apps to be branded with their page title and favicon?

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Has anyone figured out how to change the favicon and page title on the new runtime?

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In case you refer to the web and if it is to put it in a personalized hosting, you can change it from here the Favicon and the title: Web Builds

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That doesnt tell us where in the code the favicon and title is defined. It is no longer where it used to be in the older runtimes.

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And if you follow this thread, you can more easily ask there. Best regards: Favicon not working + how to change page title?

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That was the old way of fixing it. It no longer works so I asked here.

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It is a bug, not what AppGyver wants.
It was not like that before Friday I think.
Please make your post as a bug report.

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I find it hard to believe it’s a bug when they broke even the workaround and are now loading the page title from some proxy we can’t even edit in the source code.

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You’re right, I just call it a bug as an easy, quick way to describe an ‘oops’ moment from their devs when they made some changes. Defo a mistake they should fix.

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I can change the “AppGyver” title to my own and and the favicon just like i always did before. I still navigate to: …_next\static\chunks\pages\_app-######## and edit it and search for the “AppGyver” string and replace it with my app name.

I’m using Firebase hosting, if that matters - which i don’t think it should…

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And this is on the most recent runtime?

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Yes I just built and downloaded it today. It only allows me to choose 4.5.7

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My Web App
You can see clearly the browser app title and favicon are unique.

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I have done all of this as well and the title Appgyver keeps coming back after page completely reloads. They are deferring the local title and using a hosted middleware to inject their own title into the page.