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Area
apps/web
Problem or use case
I have multiple t3code instances, and I often open them in web browser tabs (from different target devices). All of the tabs get the same <title>T3 Code (Alpha)</title>, so there's no real way to differentiate them other than just remembering "the first one is device X, the second is device Y".
Proposed solution
Allow an easy way to override the <title>, basically naming the instance.
Why this matters
I think using t3code/web is pretty common. Opening them in tabs is the only way to use t3code on e.g., Android devices. Having multiple t3code instances probably isn't too unusual either, e.g., I keep work vs personal separated, but access both from one phone.
Smallest useful scope
I see these options that would let you override the HTML title, either should be fairly easy:
- a
T3CODE_TITLE environment variable
- a text field in the configuration UI
Alternatives considered
I currently just remember tab1 is device1, tab2 is device2. This is annoying and I don't always remember.
Risks or tradeoffs
No response
Examples or references
No response
Contribution
Before submitting
Area
apps/web
Problem or use case
I have multiple t3code instances, and I often open them in web browser tabs (from different target devices). All of the tabs get the same
<title>T3 Code (Alpha)</title>, so there's no real way to differentiate them other than just remembering "the first one is device X, the second is device Y".Proposed solution
Allow an easy way to override the
<title>, basically naming the instance.Why this matters
I think using
t3code/webis pretty common. Opening them in tabs is the only way to use t3code on e.g., Android devices. Having multiple t3code instances probably isn't too unusual either, e.g., I keep work vs personal separated, but access both from one phone.Smallest useful scope
I see these options that would let you override the HTML title, either should be fairly easy:
T3CODE_TITLEenvironment variableAlternatives considered
I currently just remember tab1 is device1, tab2 is device2. This is annoying and I don't always remember.
Risks or tradeoffs
No response
Examples or references
No response
Contribution