When the webpage being viewed (or image, or local file) lacks a suitable "title", currently CD displays no text for the tab label. Impossible to glance and tell which-tab-is-which
Across various browsers, I think the longstanding convention (expected behavior) is to strip the protocol (er, scheme) prefix from the URL and display the first XX characters of the URL
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When the webpage being viewed (or image, or local file) lacks a suitable "title", currently CD displays no text for the tab label. Impossible to glance and tell which-tab-is-which
Across various browsers, I think the longstanding convention (expected behavior) is to strip the protocol (er, scheme) prefix from the URL and display the first XX characters of the URL
Yea, will fix this.
Hmmm, this is interesting. For images QtWebKit seems to automatically replace title with the filename part of URL (for both local and remote).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/syrrtqwgfdzd5vh/CyberDragonEmptyTitleTest.png
https://www.dropbox.com/s/um1a6gkvavngu62/CyberDragonEmptyTitleTest2.png
Also, firefox seems to put the full URL with scheme into tab if title is missing so that's what Im going to also do with pages missing title.
Last edit: Stefan Fröberg 2014-08-02
Fixed now in PATCH_CyberDragon_1.6.4_Logger_and_other.zip