As a Roblox developer, it is currently too hard to identify which instance of Studio refers to a particular place, when there are multiple instances of Studio open simultaneously (and the last window of each Studio instance is positioned on the script editor):
As you can see above, when you press the win+tab keys, there are 3 instances of Studio open, but none of them identifies which place each instance refers to, as the window title only shows the script name currently open.
If Roblox is able to address this issue, it would improve my development experience because in addition to making visual identification easier, this will also make it possible to use automation tools such as Autohotkey, which needs to identify the opened window by its title, which is currently impossible for this tool.
Mine has always shown the name of the place that’s open to the left of where your script name is… Never had a problem with it.
Is it something in the Studio settings or the View settings that isn’t selected?
As you can see in the example, and you can also confirm it in your own Studio, when you switch to the script editor, the place name disappears and only the script name remains, so there is no way to identify which place is, (visually nor through other tools as I mentioned).
This feature should be addressed. Roblox could add the place name or script name in parentheses. This also happens with the object browser and plugin manager (legacy).
