Great addon, but I have a feature request: would it be possible to make it work with pages that request Basic authentication?
Right now the only way to make it work is canceling the auth request so that the window title gets modified, and then refreshing the page to make the auth request come up again.
Thank you.

For some reason not working anymore.

Doesn't need permission "access to your data on all websites" like many others. But doesn't show the custom url on sites with basic authentication - only after basic authentication is canceled and site reloaded the proper window title is shown.

Works beautifully, exactly what I needed for emacs exwm buffer nav

Unfortunately does not seem to work for me.

Excellent, works perfectly and doesnt require "access to your data on all websites" permission like the others

Отлично работает - меняет заголовок окна, лишних доступов не запрашивает. То что надо.

This is the only one out of many "URL in title" addons that doesn't need permission for all your data! Excellent

No idea why, but can't get it working under 60.7.2esr

Do you think you could add Thunderbird support the way that this addon did? https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/keepass-helper/

That one no longer works with the latest Thunderbird.

It used to add the current email account's ID to the "Mail Server Password Required" popups so that KeePass could enter the password.

Other than that, works great on Firefox.

Good Add-on, could You add Russian translation? https://yadi.sk/d/1okLkyNkgVAAVA
Also, perhaps you could add the customizable text string that can be placed before url? (personally I would prefer to place something like "Firefox" there)

Works great, and the name of the title doesn't actually show up in the browser, so it works silently. Awesome solution!

It adds the hostname to the title but still manages to hide it from the tab! Brilliant!

Thanks for this add-on. One issue that I found is not being able to auto-type login to a website when the # character is in the middle of the url. For example the TD Bank login page is: https://onlinebanking.tdbank.com/#/authentication/login

I have tried several ways to have the auto-type in Keepass work for this url but I can not. I suspect it is due to the # character. My Keepass auto-type works for other websites no problem. Please respond if you know of a way.

I second the previous comment. Current version effectively obscures the title information. Also it would be better to allow the user to specify a regexp, so the extension could modify only matching URLs.

Very good addon. The feature to show the port number in URL is very useful.

Would be great if there was an option to write the url after the title and not before...
You say in the preceding comment that is is not possible, but some other webextensions addon are doing it:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/custom-titlebar-text/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hostname-in-title/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/url-in-title/

But for these extensions, if we drag & drop the Firefox url in Windows Explorer, the url is contained in the created shortcut filename, which is useless and very bad (filenames are too long). I don't know if this is the consequence.