Set title on electron js window

Certainly! Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to set the title of an Electron.js window:

    const { app, BrowserWindow } = require('electron');

    app.on('ready', () => {

        const win = new BrowserWindow({

            width: 800,

            height: 600,

            title: 'My Electron App' // Specify the desired title for the window

        });

        // Load your application content

        win.loadURL('https://example.com');

    });

• In this code, we create a new `BrowserWindow` instance and pass a `title` option when configuring the window. The `title` option specifies the desired title for the window. In this example, we set the title to `'My Electron App'`.

• When you run your Electron application with this code, the window will display the specified title in its title bar.

• You can customize the title to suit your application's needs by replacing `'My Electron App'` with the desired title string. You can use any text or variables to dynamically set the title based on your application's logic.

• When you define the title using the <title> tag within the HTML of the renderer process, it will take precedence over the title key that is set in the main process while configuring the BrowserWindow.