Which (mobile) browsers allow styling of the page title?

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In (most? all?) desktop browsers, styling of the html <title> tag has no effect.

How does this work on mobile browsers? Should I begin styling the <title> tag?

User agents do display the content of the <title> tag, both in desktop:

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and mobile browsers:

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The presentation of the title in these tab labels is of course determined by the design of the browser and shouldn't be influenced by a web site's style sheets.

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In most mobile browsers, the contents of the <title> tag by default aren't even visible to the user unless they choose to bookmark the site or view the open tabs.

The same is gradually becoming more and more the case with desktop browsers, also. Outside of having a favicon there's not a lot you can do to customise the display of your page's name in a browser title / tab name window on any device.

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edited at2021-07-7

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