Describe the bug
The Buzz main window has no title set. Windows draws taskbar labels from the window caption, so the Buzz taskbar entry renders as an icon with no name next to it.
Steps to reproduce
- Launch Buzz on Windows 11
- Look at the taskbar entry for Buzz
- The icon appears with no accompanying app name, unlike every other running application
Expected behavior
The taskbar entry should read "Buzz" next to the icon.
Version and platform
- Buzz version: 0.5.17
- OS: Windows 11 Pro 25H2, build 26200.9168
Logs / additional context
buzz-desktop's MainWindowTitle is an empty string (length 0). Comparison of MainWindowTitle across running apps on the same machine:
| Process |
MainWindowTitle |
| ChatGPT |
ChatGPT |
| codexbar |
CodexBar Desktop |
| claude |
Claude |
| WhatsApp.Root |
WhatsApp |
| buzz-desktop |
<empty> |
Nothing is suppressing the label — the string simply isn't set. Likely the Tauri window title field is unset in the app configuration.
Describe the bug
The Buzz main window has no title set. Windows draws taskbar labels from the window caption, so the Buzz taskbar entry renders as an icon with no name next to it.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The taskbar entry should read "Buzz" next to the icon.
Version and platform
Logs / additional context
buzz-desktop'sMainWindowTitleis an empty string (length 0). Comparison ofMainWindowTitleacross running apps on the same machine:ChatGPTCodexBar DesktopClaudeWhatsApp<empty>Nothing is suppressing the label — the string simply isn't set. Likely the Tauri window
titlefield is unset in the app configuration.