Workspaces Context/Filter

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Allows you to set Context Rules such as Visibility or Auto Panel for each Main-group, Sub-group, and Item tab across specific Workspaces. Use this to automatically show, hide, or open panels when switching Workspaces, as well as condition visibility based on Edit mode or Selected Object Types.

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Context rules are workspace-specific. For example, if you set Boxcutter to automatically open when selecting a Mesh Object inside the Modeling Workspace, it will only trigger within that specific Workspace. If you switch to Layout or another Workspace, SUPERTABs will not open Boxcutter.

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Workspace filter — Visibility

Visibility: Show/hide Main-groups, Sub-groups, and items on the SUPERTABs N-panel by specified Workspace or context.

Visibility Behavior by Level

• Main-Group: Shows/hides the sidebar category tab itself. A tab hides only when another Main-Group is assigned as Visible in the same Workspace while this tab owns nothing assigned (no subgroup/item of its own assigned there). Assigning only subgroups or items never hides other tabs.
• Sub-Group: Shows/hides the subgroup button inside its own tab only. Unassigned subgroups hide only when the same tab has other subgroups assigned Visible in the same Workspace. Assignments in other tabs never affect it.
• Item (Add-on/Tab): Shows/hides the item button inside its subgroup. Unassigned items hide only when the same tab has other items assigned Visible in the same Workspace. Items set to Auto Pin only are never hidden by Visibility.

Core rules

• Empty shows all: a Workspace (or tab) with no Visible assignments of that level shows everything — filtering starts only after the first assignment.
• Assigned elsewhere hides here: anything assigned Visible to Workspace A is hidden in Workspace B (once B has its own assignments).
• Levels never leak: subgroup assignments never hide items, item assignments never hide subgroups, and Main-Group assignments never empty out subgroup contents.
• Master switch: turning off Workspace Filter (eye) for a Workspace disables all filtering there.