Tab titles on browser window tabs

[Buffalkill]

Title: Tab titles on browser windows

Summary: The title that shows on the browser tab at the top of the screen should indicate the tab's content, e.g. Dynamic Map, Orders, Information, etc.

Details: I'm not a web designer, but I imagine this would be very simple to implement.

Benefits: Sometimes when I'm planning my next move, I might have the map open in one tab, scribe reports in another, region info, orders menu, etc. and I frequently toggle back and forth mainly because I have the memory of a goldfish. It would be easier if I could look at the tabs at the top of the screen and instantly know which tab contains the map, which one contains region info, travel menu, etc.

Possible Exploits: None that I can think of.

[Tom]

And here we go, expanding a very simple request that the devs just might add in a free hour into something that takes days to create and thus will never happen.

[Indirik]

Don't forget the world-with-ship icon for the sea combat screens! ;)

[DamnTaffer]

I like this, and perhaps the little BM world icon could have variants with different types of windows. Like a worldCircle/scroll icon or a worldCircle/map icon for scribe reports and world maps respectively.

Perhaps when writing letters there could be an indication of the recipient in the tab name.

Why would you add this to the feature request, it is dumb and a waste of time

[Gustav Kuriga]

And here we go, expanding a very simple request that the devs just might add in a free hour into something that takes days to create and thus will never happen.

Let's just stick to the original request please? D:

Also, I've noticed that there are many people on Battlemaster who've never heard of the term "feature creep". Thus they keep trying to "improve" an idea until it grows into this over-complicated monster that would take forever to code into the game.

[anoobowner]

Why would you add this to the feature request, it is dumb and a waste of time

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[Buffalkill]

So is this feature being considered?

[Foundation]

I think it's in the "this is a decent idea, good to have, now is anyone going to put in the time to do it" state.