Settings

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Open Settings from the button at the right side of the main Locus toolbar. The panel separates global preferences from current-project UI state and shows workspace-specific controls for the active workspace.

Global preferences

Global settings follow the current Editor user across projects:

Appearance
Notes body font size, word wrapping, tree density, and default asset-reference presentation
Documents source and Read Mode font sizes, source wrapping, Preview visibility, and Preview split ratio

Reset Global UI restores these presentation defaults across projects. It does not delete Notes, Pins, Documents, or recovery data.

Notes settings

Notes settings include:

font size from 8 to 32
Compact or Comfortable tree density
Readable or Source editing presentation
word wrapping
restoring the last Note and splitters
auto-expanding folders
focusing the body after title rename
empty-state helpers
Active Note information, also toggled with Ctrl+Shift+I

These controls change presentation and workflow state, not the authoritative Note content.

Pins presentation

Pins preferences include title visibility, occlusion behavior, nearby-title distance, maximum marker height, visual opacity and saturation controls, and placement animation. The detailed viewport controls are also available under Editor Preferences > Plugins > Locus.

Pin presentation preferences are personal. They do not write to a map or change the semantic content of .locuspin files.

Project UI state

Locus remembers per-user, per-project context such as the active workspace, filters, expanded folders, last selections, navigation state, workspace splitters, and Pins viewport presentation.

Reset Project UI clears this personal context for the current user and project. It is distinct from Reset Global UI and does not delete user-created content.

Maintenance actions

The current workspace exposes a targeted discovery action such as rebuilding Notes, refreshing Pin discovery, or refreshing Documents. Use it after external file changes when the UI has not caught up.

Safety boundaries

Recovery, conflict detection, atomic writes, source-control writability checks, fixed storage ownership, and permanent-deletion confirmation cannot be disabled through Settings. Presentation choices never bypass these safeguards.