Windows 11下Chrome窗口名称持久显示在标题栏的可行性咨询

Hey there! Let's tackle this question for you—great to see you want to make named Chrome windows more visible beyond just Alt+Tab/Win+Tab previews.

First off, the bad news: Chrome doesn’t have a built-in setting to make custom window names show up directly in the title bar right now. When you name a window via the Window menu > Name window, that name only shows up in task switchers (like the ones you mentioned) and the Chrome window list, not the actual title bar at the top of the window.

But don’t worry—there are workarounds you can try:

• Use a Chrome extension: Look for extensions made to modify window titles (search the Chrome Web Store for tools like Window Title Customizer). These let you set custom titles that will persist in the title bar for each window. Just stick to well-reviewed extensions to keep things secure.
• Create a desktop shortcut with custom arguments: If you’d rather skip extensions, you can make separate Chrome shortcuts for each "named" window. Here's how to do it:
  1. Right-click your Chrome desktop shortcut and select "Properties".
  2. In the "Target" field, add --user-data-dir="C:\ChromeProfiles\YourWindowName" at the end (replace YourWindowName with your desired window name, and use a unique folder path for each shortcut).
  3. Add --title="Your Window Title" right after to set the title bar text.
  4. Click "Apply" and launch Chrome from this shortcut. Each shortcut will open a separate Chrome instance with its own title bar name and profile.

Note that the shortcut method creates separate user profiles, so bookmarks and settings won’t sync between them unless you sign into the same Google account in each. The extension method is more flexible if you want to keep using the same profile but just rename individual windows.

Hope these options help you get the persistent window titles you’re looking for!

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者nSv23