Profile Window Label

Tell your Chrome profiles apart. Shows a label you choose at the start of each window's title, in the Dock and Window menu too.

If you use several Chrome profiles, it's hard to tell their windows apart. The Dock, the Window menu and other window lists show only the page title, not the profile. Profile Window Label fixes that. Choose a short label for each profile, and it appears at the start of the window's title: [Work - Company A] Inbox (12) - Mail [Work - Company B] Inbox (3) - Mail [Personal] Weekly groceries - Notes How it works: - After you install it, a small page asks you to name the profile. Click the toolbar icon to change the label later. - Install it in each profile you want to label. Each profile keeps its own label. - Only the active tab in each window shows the label, so your background tabs keep their full titles. Good to know: - Chrome's own pages, such as Settings and the New Tab page, and the Chrome Web Store can't be labelled. - A bookmark saved from the active tab will include the label in its name. You can edit it when you save. - Websites can read the page title, so the label is visible to the site you're on. Privacy: the extension sends nothing to the developer or any other server. It has no analytics. Your label is saved in Chrome's own storage, and Chrome may sync it across your devices if you've turned on sync.