If you keep many Google Chrome windows open to organize your tabs, you can go one step further and name each window. Chrome’s built-in naming feature lets you easily remember which window is right for your taskbar or overview screen.
The windows naming feature was introduced in Chrome 90 and is available for Chrome on Windows 10, Mac, and Linux. It is easy to use and can save you from opening the wrong window.
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First, click the three-point menu icon at the top right of the Chrome window.
Then select “More tools” from the menu.
Now, click “Window Window” in the expanded options.
A pop-up window with a text box will appear. Enter the name of the window and click “OK”.
Alternatively, you can right-click on the title bar of the Chrome window and select “Window Window” from the drop-down menu and go through the process of assigning a name.
You will now see this name in the taskbar and on the Alt + Tab screen in Windows 10.
On the Mac, you’ll see the titles in the app’s extended menu after right-clicking the app in the dock.
That’s about it! This is probably a pretty niche feature, but for those of us who like to organize Chrome tabs by separating them in windows, it’s a little trick at hand that could save you from clicking the wrong place.
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