Closed sneakers-the-rat closed 3 weeks ago
I wonder if these should be "JOSS: {title}"? I kind of like the JOSS ones to be together in my menu/list...
we can do whatever we want!
I'm looking at just my tabs right now, and all of them are {page title} - {site title}
So that is the norm, and then the favicon handles the grouping -- maybe your tab hygeine is better than mine ;)
Another thing is SEO, where having the full name in the page title is good (SEO can be a bit of mythology sometimes, so it may not matter that much if it's also in the header metadata), and JOSS: {page title} - Journal of Open Source Software
is a little awkward.
but ya not strongly opinionated, just a frequent too-many-tabs-open-haver
I hate to admit this, but I don't use tabs, I use windows, and I choose them from a menu that lists them in alphabetical order...
to each their own, but yes ha i think that might be a relatively rare use pattern ;). I don't think four characters would be the end of the world, just a little nonstandard. the SEO question is really the only materially differentiating factor.
Interestingly enough, duckduckgo is filling this in for us even without having a page title:
Partial fix of: https://github.com/openjournals/joss/issues/1377
Cool! learned how to use
yield
andcontent_for
in rails templates.Should keep page title the same if there is no title provided, and otherwise be
{title} - Journal of Open Source Software
Put the page name first because i don't think i'm alone in having my tabs often looking like this