The Pale Moon window renamer addon allows you to better track your permanent windows - do you have more than 2 windows always open, containing tabs dedicated to different jobs? If yes, you might be interested in this addon's ability to set an individual window's title (not tab titles) to a particular fixed string, that survives a restart.
E.g. I use the following fixed window titles:
Main - Pale Moon Downloading - Pale Moon Programming - Pale Moon Japanese - Pale Moon Wiki - Pale Moon
Rather than the previous mess of multiple windows titled by whatever tab they happen to be on, I can now find the right window at a glance, and do stuff like using wmctrl to raise the right window bound to a key combination etc.
Last updated on 23.11.15 for v1.
- Fetch the latest xpi from the release branch.
- Tools -> Addons, see the button to the left of the search bar -> Install add-on from file -> browse to the xpi and install.
The addon should be self-contained - it is based on the Addon SDK and has been tested/used with Pale Moon v25.7.2+, although as it appears to be simple it should work with all versions of the browser - if not, please let me know (see Bugs And Feature Requests below) and I'll update this.
Uninstall as you would a normal addon.
Window Renamer adds the 'Rename Window' item to the bottom of your Tools menu:
Using this pops up the following dialog:
Enter a title or leave blank to get the default title.
The script works by overriding Pale Moon's updateTitlebar function with its own - the original is restored when requested.
Note that disabling this addon is equivalent to uninstalling it - due to a limitation of the AddonSDK, the script can't tell the difference between disabling and uninstalling, therefore if you disable it you will lose your saved window titles.
Please create an issue on the Github issue tracker.