For UX and SEO, it's good if pages have unique <title>s, or at least one that's actually specific to the page. So, having only the site name in the title is bad. Let's have some check for this.
Perhaps we could assert that page title != site name. Checking for unique titles would be even better, but for that we’d need to crawl much of the site in a single test, which isn't necessarily feasible, and would make using this feature harder than just flipping a switch. However, we could still do it so at least the pages already visited in the test have unique titles, and allow a full crawl if people want that.
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For UX and SEO, it's good if pages have unique
<title>s, or at least one that's actually specific to the page. So, having only the site name in the title is bad. Let's have some check for this.Perhaps we could assert that page title != site name. Checking for unique titles would be even better, but for that we’d need to crawl much of the site in a single test, which isn't necessarily feasible, and would make using this feature harder than just flipping a switch. However, we could still do it so at least the pages already visited in the test have unique titles, and allow a full crawl if people want that.
AccessibilityCheckingAndAssertionOnPageChangeRule), and set the assertion logic.Jira issue