# Set profile name in browser

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In this guide we will explain how you can set the browser profile name in the browser window. This helps you easily trace a specific browser profile when you have multiple browsers open.

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#### Navigate to browser settings

Click on **My account – Account settings** and then navigate to **Browser Settings**.
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#### Adjust browser window name

Go to **Browser window name** and select the preferred option in the dropdown menu. You can choose the following options:

* **Show tab name – profile name:** shows first the tab name and next the profile name.
* **Show profile name – tab name:** shows first profile name and next the tab name.
* **Show only profile name:** only shows the profile name.
* **Show only tab name:** only shows the tab name.

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If you have any questions about this functionality or other questions, please contact our [support department](https://incogniton.com/contact/).
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