I often use a display filter (e.g. "ssl.record.content_type==21" to get a list of packets for further inspection. If I then use 'Follow TCP Stream' or the like, I have to go back to the display filter dialog and reselect "ssl.record.content-type==21" again (and hit Apply) to get back to my 'master list' of curious packets. How about something like a "back button" that would simply go back to the previous display filter? I don't see anything like that, and it would be VERY handy as I wade through various displays...what do you think? asked 26 Jul '11, 19:36 wesmorgan1 edited 26 Jul '11, 19:37 |
One Answer:
To submit an RFE (request for enhancement):
answered 26 Jul '11, 20:20 helloworld edited 26 Jul '11, 20:26 |
This is an feature I often missed in daily practice with wireshark: - open wireshark log - watch for tcp connections - open the interested tcp stream - GO-BACK to old view
And it seems to be a common use - like in browsers. So I'm wondering, why we only have 2 'like it' post (2012/04/12).
I only found this patch in Bugzilla - which seems to be rejected, but sound dedicated to this feature request: https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1869
Is anybody able to push this patch/feature?
Ralf
you do know about the capture filter history which by default saves the last 10 display filters in the drop down list, right? I agree that a simple "back" button would do the work too - but the history works fine for me