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Automatically names your layout after the idea title when you use "Grab this chart" on TradingView. The fix for that "47 charts named Unnamed" problem. You click "Grab this chart" on a brilliant TradingView idea. The new layout opens. It's called "Unnamed." Again. Three months later, your layout menu reads: Unnamed Unnamed (2) Unnamed (12) Unnamed (47) A graveyard of half-remembered trade plans. None of which you can identify without opening, inspecting, and sighing. TV Idea AutoRenamer ends this. Grab a chart. Your new layout already has its name. Done. No setup. No popup. No buttons to press. The extension reads the original idea's title and stamps it onto your new layout the moment it opens. You go back to trading. Your library quietly organizes itself. THE WHOLE FEATURE, IN THREE STEPS 1. Browse to any TradingView idea 2. Click "Grab this chart" 3. The new layout opens — already named That's it. That's the extension. ZERO OF EVERYTHING ELSE • Zero data collected — not even anonymized • Zero external servers contacted • Zero sites touched except tradingview.com • Zero accounts, sign-ups, trials, or upsells • Zero settings to configure One tiny utility doing one tiny job. No business model lurking behind it, no telemetry, no "free version" with feature locks. Install it, forget it, enjoy a cleaner library. PRIVACY POLICY https://thecryptocode.com/tv-idea-autorenamer-privacy/ CONTACT support@thecryptocode.com Built for traders who'd rather read charts than name them. Install. Grab. Trade. Repeat.
May 23, 2026
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