[CORE] Support for SetWindowTitle and InitWindow for web #3222
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Changed SetWindowTitle's description
SetWindowTitle now works on web
InitWindow title now works with web platform too.
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@VitusVeit Nice improvement! Thank you very much! |
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No problem! And thank you for writing such a helpful library! |
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Changes:
SetWindowTitleandInitWindowwill now change the current tab name of the browser, if compiled for the web platform.They use the emscripten function
emscripten_set_window_title.Why:
As stated in the header file, the
SetWindowTitlefunction works only for desktop.But this feature can be useful also on the web, for example by setting the tab title to the one of your game/app to make it more recognizable without having to change the title manually in the HTML file or interacting directly with emscripten.
Status:
Tested on Windows 11 with the latest version of emscripten on chrome with raylib's basic window example with no errors nor code changes.