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[pygame] website: add project names into titles
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- Subject: [pygame] website: add project names into titles
 
- From: Jake b <ninmonkeys@xxxxxxxxx>
 
- Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:46:16 -0500
 
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The website should append project names to page titles, ie:
becomes: "pygame : project - snowballz" ( I think this is best, but delimiters could be different )
or: "pygame - snowballz - python game development"
or: "pygame - snowballz"
The reason for doing this is:
- multiple tabs have an identity, instead of "pygame, pygame, pygame, pygame, pygame"
 - history is useful ( I can go, history, snowballz, and find it without having it bookmarked. ) Without this, every history item has the same title, and the URL isn't usable since it's a number only
 
- bookmark title is useful ( so you can bookmark , and use the location bar 'snowballz' to jump to the page. ) Otherwise you have to manually name every project.
 
-- 
Jake