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What? Why?
It struck me today that the browser tab title/history doesn't include the full name of the page you're on. For example, if I had edited multiple products and wanted to go back to a particular one, I can't choose it. They are all simply labelled "Products".
So I wondered if we can easily use the titles that appear on the page. At first glance it looks much more helpful to me:
Although note that there are some differences. Sometimes the page title doesn't match the navigation menu. For example:
Some deeper pages have arrows, so these are stripped:
What should we test?
Click around and check the page titles in the browser tab, and in browser history.
Try another language too.
One page was changed that I didn't know how to test: