Tab ReTitle+

Rename browser tab titles with powerful persistence options

Tab ReTitle+ gives you complete control over your browser tab titles with powerful persistence and smart matching rules. 🎯 KEY FEATURES • Multiple Storage Options - One-time: Quick session-only changes - Tab-specific: Persists across browser restarts for specific tabs - Exact URL: Applies to a specific page - Domain-wide: Applies to all pages on the same domain • Template Variables - Use {original} or $0 to include the original title - Use {url} for the full URL - Use {domain} for the domain name - Example: "[PROD] {original}" becomes "[PROD] GitHub - Homepage" • Smart Priority System Automatically matches the most specific rule when multiple rules could apply: Tab-specific > Exact URL > Domain > Regex > Bookmark > Original • Live Preview See your custom title as you type before saving • Manage All Rules View, edit, and delete saved titles from the popup or options page • Works on Dynamic Sites Custom titles persist even on sites that change titles frequently (YouTube, Gmail, etc.) ⚡ QUICK START 1. Click the extension icon or press Ctrl+Shift+E (Cmd+Shift+E on Mac) 2. Enter your custom title 3. Choose how to save it (one-time, tab, URL, or domain) 4. Click Save Your tab title updates instantly! 🔧 ADDITIONAL FEATURES • Context menu integration (right-click on page) • Customizable keyboard shortcut • Bookmark title integration (optional) • Dark mode interface • Storage quota monitoring • Debug mode for troubleshooting 💡 USE CASES • Label development environments: "[DEV] Dashboard", "[STAGING] API Docs" • Organize research tabs: "Paper 1: AI Ethics", "Paper 2: Machine Learning" • Simplify long titles: "Long Document Name.pdf" → "Proposal" • Add context to tabs: "{original} - Client Project" • Track multiple Gmail accounts: "Gmail - Personal", "Gmail - Work" 🔒 PRIVACY Tab ReTitle+ stores your custom titles locally using Chrome's sync storage. No data is sent to external servers. The extension only reads tab information to apply your custom titles. Built with modern web technologies: React, TypeScript, Manifest V3, and Tailwind CSS. Inspired by the original Tab ReTitle extension for Firefox by Lazyuki. Need help? Visit our GitHub repository for documentation and support.