KPRenameTitle (delisted)

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A browser action to rename a tab title based on the URL

Latest issues

• (2018-07-19, v:1.0.0.76) Holger Galuschka: regex
  what about adding \(\)-quoting-support? i.e. regex: ^www\.\([^\.]*\)\.com/\(.*\)$ replacement: \1 - \2
• (2016-12-23, v:1.0.0.76) Carro Waugh: Not working
  This no longer works.
• (2015-08-11, v:1.0.0.76) Mary Alderdice: Ability to modify the existing title of a page.
  For instance, let's say I am searching Amazon for 'iPhone 5 Case' and am looking at the results tab. The title on the tab is: Amazon.com: iPhone 5S Case This is annoying because: • I know I'm on amazon, because... well, I have eyes. • Even if I wanted to find the tab when it wasn't in front, the favicon helps me. • BUT! If I have multiple amazon tabs open, all I see is "Amazon.com: ..." So, I would like the ability to do something like this: URL: ^http[s]{0,1}://www.amazon.com/.*$ Title: s/^Amazon.com: // Which would result in a new title of: iPhone 5 Case Thoughts? Thank you for your time and effort! meri
• (2014-04-18, v:1.0.0.76) Gene Chesc: Wildcard character? [REVISITED]
  [UPDATED] Digging around The Google further led me to the discovery that "(.+)" without the quotes is the answer I was looking for. Thanks for your great work! [ORIGINAL] You mention using ^ and $ to start and end a line, but is there a wildcard character like facebook.com* or facebook.com% ? Because, when I go to another person's or my own facebook page (not the main page/wall), http://facebook.com/myusername, the title is not renamed by your app.
• (2014-04-18, v:1.0.0.76) Gene Chesc: Wildcard character?
  You mention using ^ and $ to start and end a line, but is there a wildcard character like facebook.com* or facebook.com% ? Because, when I go to another person's or my own facebook page (not the main page/wall), http://facebook.com/myusername, the title is not renamed by your app.