[Docs] Show the name 'React' first in the homepage's <title>#9582
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I’m bad at reading these templates, can you show the difference in a screenshot? |
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@gaearon Sure, here you go: Before:
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Excuse the ridiculous browser width :') |
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OK, seems fine to me, thanks! |
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I've increased the usability of the homepage's
<title>, so that the name 'React' is still visible a shorter browser tab. This should also increase visibility when people are searching for 'React'.Short and sweet. 👐