Titles are lost on tab reload.

I really liked this add-on. It helped me get organized and worked seamlessly.

Recently, I took it upon myself to review my extension accesses and I was disappointed to see this extension requires "Access to all website data".

I wish they would just use the tab title and not require this overarching permission. It may be a legacy thing - and I hope they change it - because I really do want to use it again.

Perfect for rewriting sites that have REST-URLs. Works great, easy to use.

this extension does exactly what I want it to. only request would be to customize the shortcut for renaming tabs.

I use this with Image Picka to download images automatically with a custom page title. Such a time saver! Thank you!

"Set for this tab" doesn't work on Facebook. lose tab title after some while

Nice try but it doesn't work for me. I want to rename tabs based on the complete URL when working in a backend website.

When using the "Only exact match" option with a tab like this:

https://website.com/application#View:PAGE1

I can rename the tab "Page 1" based on that URL - that works. But when I navigate from that tab to another page in the backend (ex. : https://website.com/application#View:PAGE2) the tab's name remains "Page 1" instead of changing its name to the new page's normal (not customized) title.

I would like the full URL to be taken into account so that the name of the tab dynamically changes as soon as the URL changes.

Thanks!

It's easy to use and does what it's supposed to. I only wish that I could hide the context menu entry.

It's has context menu option and can rename tab exactly what I want for 3 months ago! I like the context menu because of that I not really need thinking where I will put the extension button. I more like it to be hidden from the toolbar.
btw I'm from other extension that I accidently almost add it but I read a comment that say this extensions is great and I bealive it, so thx~

Lets me retitle tabs. Does exactly what I need it to. No complaints.

It's very sad, but the extension does not allow set title "for this tab PERSISTENT ACROSS SESSIONS". In particular it is necessary to sign two different tabs with same url but different logic (for example 2 different mail containers). There is no way to specify site-specific information like domain or full url. Also missing is the ability to manually edit the already created url in the settings. Other than that, it's a handy and convenient extension.

Great!

This works well once I figured out how to do a Regex to remove a specific annoying phrase that Amazon inserts at the beginning of every page Title. I don't like that because it messes up the default name of my bookmarks.

Here's the regex I used: /AmazonSmile: (.{1,45}).*/$1/

This removes the literal phrase "AmazonSmile: " from the beginning of any page title on smile.amazon.com. It removes the first phrase and then inserts the rest of the title but only up to 45 characters in length. If the original title is longer, it truncates the rest. I found a Regex testing site that helped me figure this out. https://regex101.com/r/vMzP9d/6

The title is persistent when I restard Firefox, but it is NON PERSISTENT when I click on the tabs (which are now unloaded) : the tab reloads with it's original name, not the title i have modified before. Is there a way to fix this ? Thank!
If this can be fixed, then it's a great add-on :)

Please add the option to remove from the right click menu... Other than that, perfect.

Great Add-on, but it lacks a crucial feature: I am going to the same URL but in different containers, and I need to be able to (permanently) ReTitle them differently.
I posted an issue about this on GitHub, but no response. Has development stopped?

Come on, who on earth doesn't want this as a context menu on the tab itself? At least it seems to actually work.

I'm keeping a lot of similar tabs across reboots (organizing them using TreeStyleTabs). Tons of Slack, Mail client tabs, ... without meaningful title prefixes. I'm now using your extensions for assigning titles specific to URL prefix (thanks to your beta regex matching). My brain feels so relieved.
Kind of cumbersome to put in place, but the best option so far!
Would definitely appreciate the ability to modify/add regex more easily, but this is already so useful.
Thank you a lot!