Name of 'Workspace' in Window title
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I'd love to see the name of the workspace occupying the active window as Window title.
Because now it is the ''tab-title'' that is shown when we use Alt+Tab'ing (or hovering over taskbar)
(It's like an "indirect" way to have window-renaming!)
As many have pointed out in feature request like "Renaming of Window-title:"
When searcing for a window that has your wanted tab inside it is "hard" because the tab-name in no way a "tag" that reveals something about the rest of the tabs inside that window (think like: if your tabs "are random" (ie. DB com + VG .com + FB .com rather than [ DB. com + DB. com +DB. com ].
EDIT: Please consider to also vote here for a very similar suggestion that already exists as I think these are very closely related to each other
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/27660/names-for-windows?page=1
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To claryfy: Hovering over pinned Vivaldi program on taskbar:
In the two [Windows] here you see only title of active tab where I'd prefer name of active workspace instead . -
A workaround would be to use the code from @MasterLeo29 to change tab color for a specific workspace.
To make it less intrusive in your case I would use the mainbar, so that by using a color representative of the webpage favicon for each workspace, it will be easy to recognize it.
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/85585/tab-color-per-workspace
Use my code to change also the menu of workspaces:
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@barbudo2005 Nice adaption.
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I'm not using default panel list.
There is no way how to removeWorkspace -
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If this was added I would be able to do cool automated things. For me I prefix a workspace with a number which corresponds to my OS workspace. With that I could have each window go to the correct monitor based on their workspace which I could detect from the window title.
Also if I was on windows I would just want this feature in general, I'd rather the window title be the workspace than the website.
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It is a Cool feature, would be nice to have to quickly switch focus between different areas of work.