I am very happy to have shared my thoughts here (and received good feedback and suggestions!), but the best is that it finally made me look into this need - and I am not the first (big surprise :-)
It turns out that just very recently exactly what I need was made possible in Chrome (currently only "experimental") just set this flag [1]. I especially like that it's possible without the need of third party SW.
This page [2] is what alerted my attention to the solution.
NB.: It does make me wonder why this feature have not existed until now as it seems so obvious, I mean ever since the introduction of the TABbed interface in browsers (which started pre 2000 IIRC) the (over-) usage pattern of tabs existed.
Anyway - even if I have missed something pre-existing I am now extremely happy to be able to name my TABS in Chrome!
It turns out that just very recently exactly what I need was made possible in Chrome (currently only "experimental") just set this flag [1]. I especially like that it's possible without the need of third party SW.
This page [2] is what alerted my attention to the solution.
NB.: It does make me wonder why this feature have not existed until now as it seems so obvious, I mean ever since the introduction of the TABbed interface in browsers (which started pre 2000 IIRC) the (over-) usage pattern of tabs existed.
Anyway - even if I have missed something pre-existing I am now extremely happy to be able to name my TABS in Chrome!
[1] chrome://flags/#window-naming
[2] https://winaero.com/how-to-name-a-window-in-google-chrome/