Brazilian Portuguese

Esta extensão é excelente para fazer o rastreamento de horas em aplicativos que leem os titulos das janelas. Eu uso uma expressão regular para introduzir o dominio no título.

English

This addon is great for tracking time apps that can read the windows title. I use regex for ripping the domain from url.

This is exactly what I've been looking for, thank you Lazyuki! Domain level titling does work!

I only use the feature to temporarily rename a tab, but that works flawlessly. It'd be nice to have a "Rename tab" option in the context menu for a tab. If that's available, I couldn't find it in the options.

Really useful extension sometimes. Do wish it was available on Firefox for Android

great addon, hope it keeps working with future firefox versions!

- Does exactly what you'd expect it to
- Doesn't randomly break
- You can rename a tab for a single browsing session or permanently for a given URL

Works well, and I like the option to pin the tab as a little globe icon.

However, if you accidentally refresh the ReTitle tab it reverts back to a full tab (taking up additional space on your toolbar) with no option to fix this except to close it and restart the extension.

A minor inconvenience that isn't worth a star off a free product, but is still worth mentioning.

Makes it way easier to see what I have open in BitBucket at a glance.

You can permanently change a title for a specific URL. This is exactly what I was looking for!

very useful

EDIT 4: I think one potential cause of issues is either normal tab discarding or Auto Tab Discard.

Either way, toggling disable -> enable of the add-on in the add-ons list fixes it.

EDIT 3: Bumped back up to 5 stars though because it's still so incredibly useful.

EDIT 2: Frequently stops working for some reason... Rules just randomly stop applying.

EDIT: Also would make my life a ton easier if it also could dynamically set the title based on the contents of a set text input box on a web page

Fantastic, especially regex rules, though I really wish I saw "Regex Error" appended a hell of a lot less often. (I think the most recent case I'm running into is maybe because the website uses a temporary different title during tab loading? I'm using $1 if that's important.)