The information in the page titles should be in a different order

[Nicofisi]

The pages are titled like sbt Reference Manual — Setting Initialization. I honestly 100% think it'd be way better if they were titled like Setting Initialization | sbt Reference Manual. It's so annoying to have 15 tabs open, a few of which from the sbt manual, with no way to tell which one is which, because all you see is sbt Referen...

Also compare these Google results with these (most of us are used to reading from left to right)

What's your opinion on this?

[eed3si9n]

Sounds good to me. Here are some more samplings:

• Delivering Amazon Packages to the Top of the World - The New York Times
• Hayabusa2 - Wikipedia
• scala - Build multi-project fat jars with sbt-assembly - Stack Overflow

So the putting the website name last looks like the standard.
It's interesting what Stackoverflow does, which puts the first tag first before the question. This likely helps in search engine optimization.

In any case please feel free to send a PR to Pamflet that reverses the ordering:
https://github.com/foundweekends/pamflet/blob/de76dc8fa44a624cdbbd96b32f49c1061c0b927f/library/src/main/scala/printer.scala#L206