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<head> section of every page. Browsers will automatically find favicon.ico in the root, but the <link> tags ensure correct icons on all devices.
site.webmanifest is a JSON file that tells Android browsers and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) about your site icons. It references the 192×192 and 512×512 Android Chrome icons. When users add your site to their Android home screen, this file ensures the correct high-resolution icon is used. Place it in your root directory alongside the PNG files.
<link> tag, so .ico files are no longer strictly necessary. However, older browsers (particularly Internet Explorer) rely on a favicon.ico in the root. If you need maximum compatibility, you can rename the favicon-32x32.png to favicon.ico — modern browsers will accept a PNG with the .ico extension for this fallback purpose.