True or False: You can set a default tab for a workspace in a locked application.

Setting a default tab for a workspace in a locked application is indeed possible, which makes the statement true. When an application is locked, specific features and configurations can still be managed by administrators. This means they have the ability to dictate how users interact with the application, including what the default view (or tab) will be when they access that particular workspace.

Managing default tabs enhances user experience by providing a consistent starting point tailored to the needs of the team or organization. This configuration can be particularly useful in guiding users to the most relevant information or functionality based on their roles.

While options suggesting user permissions and component-specific settings may seem plausible for managing interfaces, they do not alter the fundamental functionality that allows an administrator to set a default tab in a locked workspace application.