---
title: "Command for partial release of browser tabs in VNCHTTP sessions"
slug: "reference-for-command-for-partial-release-of-browser-tabs-in-vnchttp-sessions"
updated: 2026-03-19T12:14:25Z
published: 2026-03-19T12:14:25Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/reference-for-command-for-partial-release-of-browser-tabs-in-vnchttp-sessions"
---

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# Command for partial release of browser tabs in VNCHTTP sessions

This command releases the display of the browsers tab bar on the proxy.

Attention

Executing this command has different results depending on the browser used in the VNCHTTP session:

- On Firefox, the command `sudo orbit fajita tabs enable` works as expected, displaying the tab bar only.
- On Chromium, due to a technical limitation of the browser, the command `sudo orbit fajita tabs enable` has no effect. Displaying tabs in Chromium requires enabling the entire interface. To do this, the correct command is `sudo orbit fajita interface enable`, which enables the full interface on both Firefox and Chromium.

```
sudo orbit fajita tabs enable|disable
```

```
sudo orbit fajita --help
Usage: orbit fajita <component> [<action>]
Fajita access proxy management tools
Arguments:
 <component>    Fajita configuration component: [interface|import-ca|flash|netproxy|tabs]
 [<action>]     Action command: [enable|disable]
Flags:
 -h, --help                 Show context-sensitive help.
     --url=STRING           The site URL to import CA
     --proxy=STRING         Specifies the network proxy to use on http sessions.
     --port=8888            Specifies the network proxy port to use on http sessions.
     --user=STRING          Specifies the network proxy user to use on http sessions.
     --password=STRING      Specifies the network proxy user password to use on http sessions.
     --no-proxies=STRING    Comma separated list of sites, ips or domains should not be accessed via the network proxy.
     --force                Force the command execution, never prompt
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