
Colors and interface scale
Palettes support both light and dark interfaces. With terminal mode enabled, you can still use the top-left sidebar button to reveal the sidebar.
Transparency and background blur

- Turn on Enable native transparency.
- Quit the app completely and reopen it when prompted. Closing to the tray does not restart the app. Turning native transparency off also requires a complete quit and reopen.
- Adjust background opacity and choose whether to keep the content area opaque and enable background blur.
Each time you enable native transparency, it starts with
80% background opacity, background blur enabled, and the content area kept opaque. You can then adjust these options. Text and menus stay opaque.
The actual transparency and blur effects depend on your window system. If the background makes reading difficult, increase opacity or keep the content area opaque. To disable transparency completely, turn off native transparency, then quit and reopen the app.
Restore defaults
Click Restore defaults to restore the default palette and100% interface scale, disable terminal mode, native transparency, background blur, and the opaque-content option, and reset background opacity to 100%. If native transparency was enabled, you still need to quit completely and reopen the app.
See Desktop settings for service, profile, plugin, and core engine configuration.