Captain

Captain is an application that won't give its secrets up right from the start. It's a smart program that can help individuals copy the name of any opened window or change it. Why would you want to do either of those? There are plenty of scenarios that might just make you grab this program here. It can help users correct mistakes fast, it can help people keep track of what programs are used or what documents have been accessed.

Now, at first glance, one might be tempted to disregard or dismiss this program. It's pretty basic, and the functionality it offers doesn't really have a fixed goal. While all these things are true, the app sports functionality that is not really that common. In the end, it might not attract many users, but for those few who'll find it helpful, it might make an important difference. Operating it is easy. All one has to do is launch it, and adjust the hotkeys if need be. By default, the app's minuscule menu can be triggered by hitting the mouse middle button.

Once you click the middle button of the mouse close to the window's title, you'll be presented with two choices. The first is to copy or grab the name of the window and have it stored in your clipboard. There can be many reasons for you to choose this option. Maybe you need to reference the extent name of the app, or maybe you're documenting certain functions of many apps and need to grab the exact name to have stored in some sort of chart.

You can also opt to change the name displayed in the window's title. Thus, you will be able to correct certain naming mistakes that might have attracted your attention. Captain might be a niche app, but it's also interesting and can have many uses. If it can help you with something, don't hesitate to grab it.