Include page name next to doc name in title (browser tab)

[Jordan_Bowman]

If I have multiple tabs open with different pages inside the same doc, they all have the same title in the browser tab (the doc name). It would be nice if the name of the specific page I’m on was also added to the tab title, i.e. “[Doc title] | [Page title]”

[Sarah_Arminta]

Great idea! I’d love this too.

[Colin_Nickerson]

I agree, seems a low effort feature so I hope this gets upvoted enough to be put into the roadmap

[Bharat_Batra]

We just made this fix - thanks for the feature request

Update: See your Coda page title in your browser tab

Last week, Nigel announced a fun update to the Coda Google Chrome Extension and we wanted to keep the browser party going. Now we’ll automatically display your current page’s title in your browser tab alongside your doc title. [demo gif] Coda docs have infinitely nesting pages, allowing for flexible organization and depth. But if you’re like us, everything lives in a doc and it can be easy to get lost. I hope this simple tweak makes it easier for you to work seamlessly across multiple pages i…

[Colin_Nickerson]

Thanks, its making my life a whole lot easier seeing the page titles in both tabs and nav history

[Astha_Parmar]

Would like to bump this up. I generally have many pages open in different tabs at the same time and find I have to click through each tab to get to the table/page I want.

Having the page name in the tab would be great.

[joost_mineur]

This already works. Just make sure your docname is rather short so the tab can show doc name and page name next to each other, connected with a litte dot.

This is what my tab looks like, openend on a page called firebase:

[Astha_Parmar]

Oh my gosh, thank you, thank you! So glad I asked…this makes my life much easier when working across tables.