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• Wireshark 3.4.10 (Git v3.4.10 packaged as 3.4.10-0+deb11u1)
  • Debian Bullseye up-to-date

When I've used Wshark on Windows, I've been able to create display filters by right-clicking on the Protocol field on the capture, and choosing Apply as Filter. This isn't working, it's greyed out on the right-click menu. Likewise Prepare as a Filter is grayed out.

Right-clicking the protocol in the packet details works; I can both Apply and Prepare Selected and Not Selected.

This Wshark version is installed from Debian (stable) repositories with apt. I've no clue what Wshark version I was using on Windows - I left Win world several years ago, and don't ATM have a test PC or even a Virtual Machine running Windows.

Thank you for the contributions. I found I'm checking Debian resources for an updated version in Debian resources, but it's an upstream version which version, will update the question once I need to build from source. Dang... I smell a dependency hell...know more.

• Wireshark 3.4.10 (Git v3.4.10 packaged as 3.4.10-0+deb11u1)
  • Debian Bullseye up-to-date

When I've used Wshark on Windows, I've been able to create display filters by right-clicking on the Protocol field on the capture, and choosing Apply as Filter. This isn't working, it's greyed out on the right-click menu. Likewise Prepare as a Filter is grayed out.

Right-clicking the protocol in the packet details works; I can both Apply and Prepare Selected and Not Selected.

This Wshark version is installed from Debian (stable) repositories with apt. I've no clue what Wshark version I was using on Windows - I left Win world several years ago, and don't ATM have a test PC or even a Virtual Machine running Windows.

Thank you for the contributions. I'm checking Debian resources for an updated version, will update the question once Right-clicking

Where should I know more.look to resolve this?

• Wireshark 3.4.10 (Git v3.4.10 packaged as 3.4.10-0+deb11u1)
  • Debian Bullseye up-to-date

When I've used Wshark on Windows, I've been able to create display filters by right-clicking on the Protocol field on the capture, and choosing Apply as Filter. This isn't working, it's greyed out on the right-click menu. Likewise Prepare as a Filter is grayed out.

I do not use Windows anymore. This Wshark version is installed from Debian (stable) repositories with apt. I've no clue what Wshark version I was using on Windows - I left Win world several years ago, and don't ATM have a test PC or even a Virtual Machine running Windows.

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Where should I look to resolve this?

• Wireshark 3.4.10 (Git v3.4.10 packaged as 3.4.10-0+deb11u1)
  • Debian Bullseye up-to-date

When I've used Wshark on Windows, I've been able to create display filters by right-clicking on the Protocol field on the capture, and choosing Apply as Filter. This isn't working, it's greyed out on the right-click menu. Likewise Prepare as a Filter is grayed out.

I do not use Windows anymore. This Wshark version is installed from Debian repositories with apt.

Where should I look to resolve this?