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Set window title #1553
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Thanks for reporting! This is already possible, see the Though for the terminal, I'm not sure how this would go. Maybe the shell can set the current working directory and NeoVim just propagates it upwards, but this is either way something that's outside of Neovide's play area. |
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A new setting `neovide_default_title` is introduced with a default value of "Neovide" that is used when Neovim sends and empty title. Users can restore prior behavior of setting empty titles by setting this value to the empty string. This setting improves two user scenarios: - Users who utilize assistive technologies will now always observe a window title by default. - Users of window managers that rely on window titles will have improved integration. The precipitating use case was using Komorebi, a tiling window manager for Windows. Komorebi uses an empty window title as a strong signal that the software is a hidden window, as this is a common convention on the platform. Updates neovide#1553
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A new setting `neovide_default_title` is introduced with a default value of "Neovide" that is used when Neovim sends and empty title. Users can restore prior behavior of setting empty titles by setting this value to the empty string. This setting improves two user scenarios: - Users who utilize assistive technologies will now always observe a window title by default. - Users of window managers that rely on window titles will have improved integration. The precipitating use case was using Komorebi, a tiling window manager for Windows. Komorebi uses an empty window title as a strong signal that the software is a hidden window, as this is a common convention on the platform. Updates neovide#1553
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If Neovim attempts to send an empty window title, it is now set to Neovide instead, rather than the empty string. This improves two user scenarios: - Users who utilize assistive technologies will now always observe a window title by default. - Users of window managers that rely on window titles will have improved integration. The precipitating use case was using Komorebi, a tiling window manager for Windows. Komorebi uses an empty window title as a strong signal that the software is a hidden window, as this is a common convention on the platform. Updates neovide#1553
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If Neovim attempts to send an empty window title, it is now set to Neovide instead, rather than the empty string. This improves two user scenarios: - Users who utilize assistive technologies will now always observe a window title by default. - Users of window managers that rely on window titles will have improved integration. The precipitating use case was using Komorebi, a tiling window manager for Windows. Komorebi uses an empty window title as a strong signal that the software is a hidden window, as this is a common convention on the platform. Updates #1553
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'd like to be able to customize Neovide's title bar to include the
pwd
.Describe the solution you'd like
Ideally, I'd expect that
vimrc
or equivalent can simply set:Furthermore, it would also be nice to change the title while Neovide is running. This could be useful to indicate that
:terminal
s are waiting to complete some command or any number of things.Describe alternatives you've considered
The only alternative I know is to use a terminal emulator instead.
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