Favicon

A favicon, short for 'favorite icon', is a small graphic icon that represents a website or webpage. It is typically displayed in the address bar of a browser, in the list of bookmarks, and alongside the site name in browser tabs. Favicons are a crucial part of website branding, helping users quickly identify and locate the website when multiple tabs are open or within a list of bookmarks. They are usually created in the ICO file format, although browsers also support PNG and GIF formats, and are designed to represent the website's logo or a related visual element.

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FYP

On TikTok, the FYP, or For You Page, is a personalized content feed tailored to user preferences.

Facebook Jail

Facebook Jail refers to the temporary blocking or banning of a user's account on Facebook for violating its community standards or terms of service.

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a standard network protocol used to transfer files between a client and server.

Facebook

Facebook is a social networking platform that allows users to connect, share content, and communicate online.

Form Button

A form button is a clickable element in a form used to submit data or initiate an action.

Front-end

The front-end of a website or application is the part that users interact with directly.

Forms Section

A forms section on a website is an area dedicated to containing one or more web forms.

Form Block

A form block in web design is a pre-designed section that contains a web form.

Form Submission

Form submission is the process of sending entered data from a web form to a server.

Footer Code

A footer code is a section of HTML or scripting code inserted at the end of a web page, often containing important links or copyright information.