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I have two browsers on my Windows machine: (1) Firefox and (2) chrome. In my case they look very similar except that Firefox can't display some pages directly. Can I add a title-bar to my browser window that says "Firefox" or says "Chrome" to indicate which one I am using?

My current solution:

[Chrome]: menu ->  help > About chrome

[Firefox]: menu -> help > About Firefox

but this is tedious. Sure there are small differences in icons. But is there a way to have either browser to display name on the browser window?

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    Look at the (highlighted) icon in the task bar?
    – squillman
    Commented Sep 8, 2022 at 21:07
  • I have the same issue between Chrome, Brave and Firefox.
    – Rohit Gupta
    Commented Sep 8, 2022 at 21:20

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It's possible in Firefox. Right-click in the empty tab area and choose Customize Toolbar. Then in the bottom left check the Title Bar box.

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The standard Windows title bar is now visible

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Between Firefox and Chrome, I use this to enable the traditional menu bar.

  1. Right Click on the top of the firefox window
  2. Tick Menu Bar

The menu bar is permanently displayed now.

Mozilla Support

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