Chrome provides an useful function to rename a window:
This is useful when I move a tab to another window, or switch window with AltTab. It will show a meaningful name instead of an indistinguishable tab title.
Example 1: move a tab to another window. Mark 1 & 3 & 4 are renamed window, and mark 2 is a workspace without name, so its name is the title of current tab.
Example 2: switch window by cmd + ` with AlfTab. Mark 1 & 2 & 3 are renamed window, and mark 4 is a workspace without name, so its name is the title of current tab.
Chrome provides an useful function to rename a window:
This is useful when I move a tab to another window, or switch window with AltTab. It will show a meaningful name instead of an indistinguishable tab title.
Example 1: move a tab to another window. Mark 1 & 3 & 4 are renamed window, and mark 2 is a workspace without name, so its name is the title of current tab.
Example 2: switch window by![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17822028/153171074-8c5eb9ef-0dc7-4e22-9944-54bdc6af4d07.png)
cmd + `
with AlfTab. Mark 1 & 2 & 3 are renamed window, and mark 4 is a workspace without name, so its name is the title of current tab.