Name of connection in package name tab?

Hello
Is it possible to add the name of the connection in the tab name?
When I have to open connections this would be handy.
Something like : p_utils (user@dev)
other tab: p_utils (user@tst)
Kind regards Erik

Ok
That's something I was not aware of
So there is no preference to add this tooltip on the tab as text.
Even better: different colors for different connections
Kind Regards Erik

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