Just a random idea as I am inspecting variables from the debugger as I trace through the code execution. The default window title of the inspector is the class being inspected however I end up with several windows of the same class and it is hard to distinguish between them. It would be nice (in this particular circumstance of mine) if the inspector window title was the item being inspected rather than the class being inspected. For instance, if the debugger shows variables 'innerRectangle' & 'outerRectangle' each holding a Rectangle, the when I inspect each, each window title would be 'innerRectance' & 'outerRectangle' rather than currently each being 'Rectangle'. I actually have been setting these manually using the halos but wondered a change to the default behvaiour might be considered. Taking this further, if I inspect code 'innerRectangle offset' in the debugger, then the window title of the inspector would be 'innerRectangle offset' rather than currently being a third window titled 'Rectangle'. The lost 'class type' information from the inspector title bar might be reinstated as a hover over 'self'. This might also end up useful where classes override their default printOn: behaviour such that the class is not shown in the inspector. I've not given thought to any downsides of this - particularly with respect to difficulty to implement or expected conventions - but I thought the current behaviour might be something just taken for granted. cheers, -ben