Rename function in JS

rename.js

var f, rename, renamedFunction;

rename = function(fn, name) {
  return Function("fn", "return (function " + name + "(){\n  return fn.apply(this, arguments)\n});")(fn);
};

f = function() {};

renamedFunction = rename(f, "a_new_name");

alert(renamedFunction.name);

@NAnausha1525 what is a tabs? Besides, that would be irrelevant

@FreezePhoenix I think they mean like the name of the tab (hopefully that assumption is right).
@NAnusha1525 Even though it's irrelevant, if you haven't figured it out yet, you just need to select the HTML page's <title> tag, whether that be through the ID of the element, or by selecting all elements with the tag-name title, then you want to change the innerText to the new title. - Hope that helps.

or if you don't want to decompile/recompile the function, you can just name it in place - it's simply an object after all

 Object.defineProperty(myStupidlyNamedFunction, "name", {value: "iLikeThisNameBetter", enumerable: false});

@jonathan-annett, I thought the name field was frozen/unwritable.
Does Object.defineProperty(...) take precedence over that?

All i know is I've used that method with success, and seen it used elsewhere. I haven't tried it in every browser, so mileage may vary.