tedster
msg:3887513 | 9:36 pm on Apr 7, 2009 (gmt 0) |
That certainly does sound like a test. I haven't seen any other information about it so far, but will keep looking for some. Is this for English language searches, or also for searches in Japanese?
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suzukik
msg:3887540 | 10:49 pm on Apr 7, 2009 (gmt 0) |
| Is this for English language searches, or also for searches in Japanese? |
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For Japanese. I found an English keyword showing an ad with an image but it should be because the advertiser, which is a branch in Japan, have bought the keyword. P.S.
"70px-70px" is not a rectangle but a square.
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Vimes
msg:3887609 | 2:39 am on Apr 8, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I've read it comes from your favicon.ico. i've been seeing it appear on mine for abut two weeks now on and off. Vimes.
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tedster
msg:3887637 | 4:09 am on Apr 8, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Side note - a square is a kind of a rectangle, just as they are both a kind of parallelogram. So not to worry on that account. What I've seen of the favicon test was at a small size - more like the 16x16 you see in a standard browser. Favicon files that offer multiple resolutions usually offer 16x16, 32x32 and 64x64 - so the use of 70x70 seems odd to me if it is the favicon image.
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MLHmptn
msg:3887819 | 9:21 am on Apr 8, 2009 (gmt 0) |
What I've seen of the favicon test was at a small size - more like the 16x16 you see in a standard browser. Favicon files that offer multiple resolutions usually offer 16x16, 32x32 and 64x64 - so the use of 70x70 seems odd to me if it is the favicon image.
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It is indeed a 16x16 favicon that I am seeing now as well on almost all of the adwords advertisers (that have favicons) and they are presenting them as .png filetype. US search btw. [edited by: MLHmptn at 9:21 am (utc) on April 8, 2009]
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