Profile groups
Profile groups organize top-level profiles and optionally coordinate which profiles are enabled.
Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | User-visible group name |
| Color | Sidebar color selected from Headerly presets |
| Type | checkbox or radio |
| Remembered profiles | Internal list used by Pause and remember |
Checkbox groups
Any number of profiles in a checkbox group can be enabled. Enabling or disabling one profile does not automatically change the others.
Radio groups
At most one profile in a radio group can be enabled. Enabling a profile disables other enabled profiles in the same group.
Pause and resume
Pause and remember disables the group and records which profiles were enabled. Resume saved profiles restores every remembered profile in a checkbox group or the first remembered profile in a radio group.
Changing a member profile's enabled state separately clears the remembered state.
Sidebar context menus
Right-click a profile emoji in the Sidebar to open its context menu. From there, you can pause or resume the profile, duplicate it, change its group membership, edit comments or priority, change its action type, export it, or delete or reset it.
Right-click a profile group header to open the group context menu. From there, you can edit the group's name and color, switch between radio and checkbox mode, create a profile in the group, pause or resume remembered profiles, share the group, remove all profiles from the group, or delete the group.
Storage and export
Groups and memberships are stored locally as organizational data. They do not affect DNR rule contents. Removing the final member causes an empty group to be cleaned up.
Exports preserve group definitions, membership, and each profile’s current enabled state. Remembered pause/resume selections stay local and are not exported. Imported groups resume using the normal defaults: the first member for radio groups, or all members for checkbox groups. Even a single selected member is exported inside its group. Imports create new groups with fresh IDs and do not merge same-name groups.