evert_mouw

This plugin sets the <code><title></code> tag in the <code><head></code> section of the HTML output.
First page / index page:
<pre><code>title = name of the website | subtitle (short description of the website)
</code></pre>
All other posts and pages:
<pre><code>title = title of the post/page | name of the website
</code></pre>
Notes:
<ul>
<li>The seperator is the default symbol, probably “|”.</li>
<li>Feeds only receive the page/post title and are not modified.</li>
<li>Page numbers are handled too.</li>
</ul>
The code is a very basic copy of:
<a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/wp_title" rel="nofollow ugc">https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/wp_title</a>

Title Tag, Evert's simple version

This plugin sets the tag in the section of the HTML output.

WPGurus

Important: This plugin works with every theme that uses the recommended WP function for displaying the title. For other themes, that display the title using a lesser know method, it might not work.
This plugin adds a simple metabox beside the post creation form in the WordPress admin interface, allowing you to toggle the visibility of the title. Unlike some of the other similar plugins available in the WordPress repository, it completely removes the title instead of just hiding with CSS or JavaScript.
Some advantages of using this plugin:
Does not affect menus or the admin area: Before removing the title it checks to make sure that the front-end is being displayed and the current point is within the loop. In other words it has no effect on menus or post tables in the admin area.
Works with all post types: To hide the title you just have to use a checkbox on the post creation form. This checkbox is displayed in the form of a metabox for all post types.

Title Remover

Gives you the ability to hide the title of any post, page or custom post type item without affecting menus or titles in the admin area.

Title Tag, Evert's simple version vs Title Remover