I can't view the run time browser in LR11.5

I'm using LR11.5 and I found there is no "During Replay" section in Tools, I wanna see the broswer during replay, but I can't found the configuration. but in LR11.52 and the previous version of LR, I can found this setting. could you help?
In LR11.52, the location is:
Tools > Options > Scripting > Replay > During Replay -> Select Show Run Time Viewer during Replay Check box, select Auto Arrange window check box
Thanks in advance.

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TiffanyLiu wrote:
I'm using LR11.5 and I found there is no "During Replay" section in Tools, I wanna see the broswer during replay, but I can't found the configuration. but in LR11.52 and the previous version of LR, I can found this setting. could you help?
In LR11.52, the location is:
Tools > Options > Scripting > Replay > During Replay -> Select Show Run Time Viewer during Replay Check box, select Auto Arrange window check box
Thanks in advance.
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