Filter by tab, tab group, and window
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NOTE: Tab Lock has been redesigned as Tab Filter.
How to use Tab Filter
- Navigate to the tab that you would like to enable ModHeader on, then open ModHeader.
- Click on the at the top and select Tab filter.
- The modifications will take effect for the requests / responses that occur within the selected tab. Other tabs will not have the modification enabled.
How to use Tab group filter
NOTE: Tab group filter is not available on Firefox because Tab group is not natively supported.
- Navigate to the tab group that you would like to enable ModHeader on, then open ModHeader.
- Click on the at the top and select Tab group filter.
- The modifications will take effect for the requests / responses that occur within the selected tab group. Other tabs outside of the selected tab group will not have the modification enabled.
- If you add more tabs into the selected tab group, then they will have the modifications enabled too. And if you remove a tab from the selected tab group, then it will not the modifications enabled any more.
- Note that if you enable Tab group filter on a tab that does not belong to a tab group, then the filter will be enabled for all tabs that do not belong in a tab group.
How to use Window filter
- Navigate to the browser window that you would like to enable ModHeader on, then open ModHeader.
- Click on the at the top and select Window filter.
- The modifications will take effect for the requests / responses that occur within the selected window. Other tabs outside of the selected window will not have the modification enabled.
- If you add more tabs into the selected window, then they will have the modifications enabled too. And if you remove a tab from the selected window, then it will not the modifications enabled any more.