Settings should be named in the title bar Windows

[thoeg]

I am familiarizing myself with Thorium iu using JAWS. Learning the diffrent keyboard shortcuts.
They are hard to get but otherwise seem to work, however it would make the app more friendly and easier to understand if different windows hwere indicated in the title bar.
So settings when opened opens ok but the title bar is the same as the book or place in Thorium cyou came from.
If Settings was the title of the Window it would make navigation and orientation much easier for a screen reader user. This may also be the case in other places in the app I am not sure.
Win11 2023h2
jaws 2024.

[panaC]

Hello, sorry but I didn't quite understand what you said, can you explain me what "settings" is for you?

[thoeg]

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