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When I have admin-on-rest app running, the client Chrome Tab always shows "React App" instead of whatever title I set in Admin component in App.js. Is there way to customize the tile of the tab to something else?
React App screenshot shown in Chrome Tab

Found the solution: https://serverless-stack.com/chapters/create-a-new-reactjs-app.html
It's a matter of changing index.html
Open up public/index.html and edit the title tag to the following:
Scratch - A simple note taking app

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