Is it possible to set the name of the browser window in the URL link?

Question

Browsers

Essence of the question:
There are many many servers with different ip addresses and exactly the same webgui. All titles are the same.
Visually, webgui is no different.
The user opens 2-3 servers at different addresses for configuration, etc. and cannot tell them apart.
When the number of open servers on the desktop is 4+ on one monitor, the user is killed.
It is unrealistic to change to webgui (the manufacturer does not give admin access to the hardware, and I don’t really want to fly off the guarantee).
Is it possible to set a parameter in the URL that changes the title of the browser window? Is there a browser that will draw a link to the server and not the title in the tab header?

Answer 1

Yes, you can
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Answer 2

This cannot be done through the URL parameter itself.
But you can solve the problem in many other ways. One - through substituting the title with a custom script - has already been mentioned in another answer.
Other ways are possible. For example, Firefox and Chrome (probably other browsers as well) have extensions that allow you to rename tabs. One of them: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ren...
Another option is to create some simple HTML pages with any title for each, inside the body of which there will be only an iframe element , which inserts the content of the desired URL into the page, and put them on some own server (or even put them locally on the user's machine). https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_iframe.asp

Answer 3

The simplest, but not "cool" solution:
Create your own html-pages in which specify the Title you need and load the URLs you need in the frame on these pages.