How can you apply a UI Policy or Client Script specifically to the default view?

To apply a UI Policy or Client Script specifically to the default view, unchecking the Global checkbox while leaving the view field blank is the correct approach. When the Global checkbox is unchecked, it indicates that the UI Policy or Client Script is not active across all views. By leaving the view field blank, you ensure that the policy or script applies exclusively to the default view.

This method is effective because the default view is the standard view that many users see when they first access a particular table or form. By not specifying a different view, the action is restricted to just the default view, allowing developers to customize the behavior and appearance of forms specifically for that context.

Other options involve checking the Global option or not providing specific details about the view, which would either apply the policy or script across all views or to views not aligned with the default, thus not achieving the intent of limiting the application to just the default view.