Edit Core Config
Opens an app's type-specific settings — its source and runtime configuration. Tap ⋮ on an app card, then Edit Core Config. Each app type has a different core config; every type page documents its own in a detailed Core config section.
What it edits
The type-specific creation form, reused as an editor. Follow each link to the full, sub-categorized field reference:
| App type | Core config covers |
|---|---|
| Web | Target & engine, user agent & display, injection, popups (Web has a single combined editor — see note) |
| Multi-Web | Sites (name/URL/type/icon/theme/selectors), layout & display, refresh, shared injection |
| HTML | Source, entry file, load mode & port, capabilities, appearance |
| Offline Pack | Crawl scope, filtering, network |
| Frontend | Build output, framework, toolchain |
| PHP | Project, server (port/env), dependencies & extensions |
| WordPress | Site, admin account, theme & plugins, source & install, server |
| Node.js | Project, build mode, server (entry/port/env), native addons |
| Python | Project, entry & server, dependencies & extensions |
| Go | Project, build (binary/arch), server (port/static/env) |
| Media | Source, playback, display |
| Gallery | Content, playback, view, display |
Notes
- Web apps don't show this entry — they have a single Edit that covers everything, since web config isn't split.
- For the shared options (appearance, networking, privacy, export), use Edit Common Config.