Great, so moving on, we also find style sheet, and here we see that two style sheets are linked. And, of course the favicon is part of this little icon that comes with the browser. So, whenever we have a web application, to make it add to the home screen, these icons can be used. So I'll just go ahead and transfer them right to our project. Now the good thing about HTML5 Boilerplate, guess what? It already comes with these picture files. Next, when we go down, we also see place a favicon and the apple-touch-icons. All right, so firstly, we, we have to deal with the title. And let's paste this inside our current project. Next, we have the entire head tag, which I'm gonna copy. So I'll replace the DOCTYPE with the code from HTML5 Boilerplate. So that sounds good to me, so why don't we go ahead and copy this into our current project. This comes with some conditional comments that we can use when coding CSS, especially when targeting older browsers. Firstly, we will tackle the code that comes before the head tag.
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