Rename Chrome Browser Windows
Overloading your computer with endless browser windows is a very probable possibility. Especially when you are under the pressure of work or studies. But, having too many windows open on the PC mostly lead to users getting anxious and the PC getting slow. Google understands that anxiety, and that is why they have come up with a solution.
You can now group similar windows into groups. You can also go a step further and name each group of the window so don’t get confused when you are searching for a certain one.
This fantastic feature is built-in Google Chrome and makes it easy to remember which window is for what topic from the taskbar. The feature of naming windows was initially introduced in Chrome 90 and is now available on Windows 10, Linux, and Mac for Chrome.
If you are the type of person who likes to organize everything on their PC and their browser, or if you have a little bit of OCD, you can take good advantage of the feature google is providing (because a little OCD never hurts anyone).
But, since this is new information for you, you should know how to name and organize the windows of Google Chrome correctly. As of now the Title of Google Window in taskbar gets changed to whatever Tab you have opened which may not be easy to recall and organize due to reasons explained above.
How to Name Chrome Windows in Taskbar
We are going to mention easy steps for naming your windows on Chrome.
- First, you need to open the window or tabs that you wish to name
- After opening the browser, you need to locate the ‘three-dot menu‘ on the top right corner of the browser and then click on it
- When the menu opens, you have to select ‘more tools‘ from the menu. As soon as you click on it, it will expand to show you more options
- From the expanded menu options, you need to select the option of ‘Name window‘
- A pop-up would appear in which you have to enter the desired text (name) of the window and then click on the ‘ok’ button
