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The outer menu structure allows for tabs of different tools to be loaded into the application. The tab types can be added by either the ‘Add Tab’ menu, buttons on the toolbar or short cut keys. The tab types are as follows:

1. Repeater (Ctrl+R) – Used for repeating a single request
2. Proxy (Ctrl+P) – Inline proxy between web browsers and web servers.
3. Fuzzer (Ctrl+E) – Allows for batch of tests to be sent to a server for brute forcing, parameter fuzzing, forced browsing etc.
4. Log (Ctrl+L) – View a list of requests to sort, search repeat etc. Allows for a sequence of requests to be repeated and modified.
5. Authentication Checker (CTRL+T) – Two synchronised browsers which can be used to check authentication and authorisation controls.
6. SSL Checker (CTRL+K) – Request a specific page with various SSL ciphers and versions.
7. Notepad (CTRL+N) – A text/RTF editor which can be used as a scratch pad for conversions etc.
8. Web Browser (CTRL+W) – An integrated web browser with proxy pre-configured based on the Internet Explorer’s rendering engine.
9. Addons – Additional external tools to be added CAT providing new functionality. These can be provided by Context or 3rd party using the published API.

The open and save buttons can be used to save the project including all the tabs, and their data.

Right button on the name of a tab allows for the tab to be closed, cloned (all data copied into a new tab) and renamed. This allows for large projects to be managed more easily and will be saved with the project.

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