<meta http-equiv="refresh"

I have a document like this:

<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8"/>
<title>mac</title>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60" />
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://194.88.245.110/favicon.ico"
type="image/x-icon" />
</head>
<body>
<span class="generated">18.12.2013 01:01:43</span>
<p class="nobody">Nikogo nie wykryto.</p>
</body>

Here's my favicon, base64-encoded (I put the binary version on the server, of course):

AAABAAEAEBAAAAEAIADxAgAAFgAAAIlQTkcNChoKAAAADUlIRFIAAAAQAAAAEAgGAAAAH/P/YQAA
ArhJREFUOI1dkk1olFcUhp9zZ76JRtsELWo1ZkbFjNIudGdxJoq2CiKV7KSlStpMEpuIoBDEhWiF
oihWxQwymYhkoRtFLRRRimiagUJ3ujCpMZnUn1ZD6x8xieP3vS6cxDR3dd973vfw3HOvMWl1LVgy
F7TGsI2SngFhzEoNXQrEzWS+5/FEvwPoilUBkIvFfzS4Y1i74FRh+oxtQSTcCJxHnHFmd3Kx+HaA
3xbEAbCxTrlY/ARmtUAp4CQdxXiCeApcHy61fOkrZTCrFexP9HfvG2+Qq6xqkbMVmDULljq4DEyb
QDoqqSaR77nSFYtXYmRcoLOfrf2zwxaeTM3sm1cWoebI3wA3KhZ5nufdBaL/n452ruzv+WlMRVZt
Wzbfs9vOd9REHz3fAHCzej2rH9wrBJBE+hUoIP0nadfo9LJjAFfXrQOg3H9d/+LVyKawYV8KLgKs
6rwKQLK/+z7wxeQXAlh/7drY1sxZY1goDiaAaLo+C1TI1+a/trc9ex+bwuzkVxVBYB1AL8iAWuC5
xVpT3cIOAr+bcRsIS3ppaHG+KfsYYHbi2/JA3DWzjyYB/esE3YBh8oHCOzb7QNjhMVcgshPDknYb
pIE/HHAZZJ7oE/S+v6B9UtmaigAIVk8Idw7mTh8SWCClHeI6MNLb1OYjfhg3ooehN0UiuFU8Hg38
YGuxfs+Z/eIGmtsGgMXRdP0FgyVFo+8NDdf072jTOzn0ucSGJ13tU5xzH85KfHdFvp6G5AfjXzna
mjpkZi1FOZL/PjMVYE51Hf90ZpmzMuX5+Fkz2yJp72Du9IEiHURb6xhoyhJNp3YYtkcwy1BdiUrO
vDg3EnmjoMHMDgBDEi2DufaOqcu/5ptN1YQBBpqyAISM4y4gXYDNMhqHQ8PTXo+qLBQhIWlLxAv/
/PBGxgdIfvoxmX0NvAU7FCKWmfr5TwAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==

Firefox doesn't seem to recognize this favicon - it's Windows 16x16 .ico format, PNG-compressed. It doesn't display it on a tab nor in bookmarks and in "page details" it says that its size is 0x0. What could be the reason?

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@Eichhorn148

I had this problem with Firefox too.
On my website the favicon on example.com worked
fine but not on www.example.com.
I fixed it by hardcoding the favicon.

<link rel='shortcut icon' type='image/x-icon' href='http://example.com/favicon.ico'>

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@Eichhorn148

I decoded that image and opened it with Firefox. Firefox was able to read it just fine.

I visited your website (found through reverse image search for the icon) and confirmed that in Firefox, the icon does not show up in the tab.

I looked at your source code. You should add the following code into the head of your website. It will trigger browsers other than Internet Explorer to fetch the favicon:

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico">

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