Filter

Using filter function you can exclude the contents you don’t care about, leaving what you want to view.

Show the filter dialog in the following ways:

A filter is composed of one or more matching conditions with a particular logic. Each condition has a matching pattern (is, is not, contains, excludes, wildcard or regular expression, >, >=, <, <=), applied in a selected column.

More information on Wildcard Patterns and Regular Expression Syntax.

Click ‘Add’ to create a new matching condition.

Select an existing condition, click ‘Remove’ to delete it.

Select an existing condition, click ‘Edit…’ to modify it.

Click ‘Remove all’ to clear all existing filters in dialog.

10 recently used conditions will be stored in history records.

Frequently used filters (sets of matching conditions) can be saved as your favorites.

When a filter have been applied, you can click / or press Shift + F to enable/disable it.

Tip: in auto-fresh mode, the enabled filter will be applied in the appended contents automatically.

Quick filter operation

There are two ways to quick filter:

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