Site names are currently available for the Google mobile search results in English, French, Japanese, and German. Google said it will be rolling out to additional languages over the next few months.

So monitor your click-through rate in Google Search Console and see if you need to make changes to your site name and/or favicon to make any improvements to your click-through rate from Google Search.

Omitting certain information results in no changes for site owners. Google Favicon relied on the Googlebot-Image and Googlebot robots.txt user-agent tokens, which remain supported.” ...

Google is officially rolling out the new site name and favicon design, along with the new sponsored ad label, in the mobile search results. Yes, this is something Google has been testing and we ...

Google Images are now showing the site name, favicon and below that, a second line, for the page title that image is sourced from. Previously, Google showed just the image, then Google tested the ...

Back in October, mobile Search received larger favicons and site names. Google is now bringing both of those changes to the desktop web. Above the page name, you previously just saw a URL.

Google says site names, as well as large favicons, are currently available for mobile Search results in English, French, Japanese, and German, with testing ramping up in recent weeks.