- Google Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/url-in-title/ignpacbgnbnkaiooknalneoeladjnfgb
- Microsoft Edge: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/ofmgkjflhpkiobhgebefnjncenhjciad
Appends the domain name of each tab to their title.
This allows using utilities such as KeePass that auto-fill passwords according to the title of the current window.
By default, only the protocol and domain name are appended to the title, but the options page allows full customization.
Source code: https://github.com/guilryder/chrome-extensions/tree/main/urlintitle
Release notes:
- v4.0.0: restored suffix preservation logic broken in previous version; migrated to Manifest V3; cleaned up the code
- v3.0.2: added a mechanism to disable the extension (
<head urlintitle="disabled">); added support for pages that delete the<title>element - v3.0.1: added icons
- Category: Functionality & UI
- Homepage URL: https://github.com/guilryder/chrome-extensions/tree/main/urlintitle
- Support URL: https://github.com/guilryder/chrome-extensions/issues?q=label:urlintitle
- Privacy:
- Single purpose: Rename tabs to include their URL.
- Storage justification: Storing the user preferences configured in the options page.
- Host permission justification: Renaming a tab requires executing a content script for that tab. Users need the extension to run automatically on all sites, without an explicit action: the "activeTab" permission is not enough.
- Open any URL, for instance: http://example.org
- Verify that the tab title contains the tab URL, for instance: "Example Domain - http://example.org/"
- Edit the extension options to customize the tab title format.