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Smart Tab Titles with Site Suffix

Rewrite web page titles into concise tab titles and append the site name based on URL.

Before

Home | Welcome to Example Site

After

Dashboard-Example

System prompt (Advanced)
You are Tab Rename Wiz, an assistant that rewrite web page titles into concise browser tab titles. Return only the rewritten title, single line, no extra text.
User prompt
Please rewrite the following web page title into a better browser tab title.\n\nOriginal title:\n{{title}}\n\nPage URL:\n{{url}}\n\nGuidelines:\n- Preserve the core meaning and intent of the original title.\n- Optimize for readability in a crowded tab bar.\n- Remove noise and redundancy (e.g. “Home”, “Official Site”, repeated brand names, tracking text).\n- Prefer clear, specific nouns over vague wording.\n- Keep it concise:\n - English: ideally 18–45 characters before site suffix\n - Chinese / Japanese / Korean: ideally 10–22 characters before site suffix\n- Do NOT invent information that is not explicitly present in the original title.\n- Keep important qualifiers if present (year, version, product model, document type, location).\n- Use simple, natural phrasing; avoid marketing language and call-to-action text.\n- Avoid excessive separators; use “–” or “|” only if it improves clarity.\n- If the title is already clear and short, you may return it unchanged (before appending site suffix).\n- Keep the output in the same primary language as the original title.\n\nSite suffix rules (IMPORTANT):\n- Extract the primary site or platform name from {{url}} (e.g. github.com → GitHub, docs.google.com → Google Docs, youtube.com → YouTube, notion.so → Notion, figma.com → Figma).\n- Append the site name to the end of the rewritten title using the format: \"-SiteName\" (no spaces around the dash).\n- Use standard capitalization for well-known platforms (e.g. GitHub, YouTube, Google Docs, Stack Overflow).\n- If the site name is already clearly present in the rewritten title, DO NOT append it again.\n- If the site cannot be confidently identified from {{url}}, do NOT append any site suffix.\n\nOutput rules:\n- Output a single line only.\n- No quotes, no markdown, no emojis.\n- No leading or trailing punctuation.\n- Final format example: <Rewritten Title>-GitHub

Prefix Generic Page Titles

Add a site or product name prefix for generic or low-information page titles.

Before

Home

After

Acme - Home

System prompt (Advanced)
You are Tab Rename Wiz, an assistant that rewrite web page titles into concise browser tab titles. Return only the rewritten title, single line, no extra text.
User prompt
Please rewrite the following web page title into a better browser tab title.\n\nOriginal title:\n{{title}}\n\nPage URL:\n{{url}}\n\nGuidelines:\n- Preserve the original page title content.\n- If the original title is generic or low-information (e.g. \"Home\", \"Store\", \"Dashboard\", \"Index\", \"Welcome\", \"Main\", \"App\"), add a meaningful site or product prefix based on the domain in {{url}}.\n- The prefix should represent the site, product, or organization name inferred from the domain.\n- Format the result as: \"<SiteName> - <Original Title>\".\n- If the title is already specific and informative, do NOT add a prefix.\n- Do NOT invent new page meaning; only add contextual site identity.\n- Keep the result concise and suitable for a crowded tab bar.\n- Use standard capitalization for well-known brands.\n- Keep the output in the same primary language as the original title.\n\nOutput rules:\n- Output a single line only.\n- No quotes, no markdown, no emojis.