May be an other way might be the solution for this problem.
Funny, because just yesterday @UliNobbe replied to a question of how to run multiple instances on one computer. So possibly if you run two basicly identic instances of mAirList on the system, you can make changes at one, while the other one keeps the program running. Afterwards you can change back again, but I’m not sure if I do understand the problem correctly.
Therefor you just need the Multi Instance Manager. Am i right Uli?