When you open Settings from the ImMobile home screen, a dialog will appear with the following categories:

• ImMobile Settings
• UI Settings
• Fonts Settings
• Online Settings
• GamePad Settings

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This section displays information about your device’s screen resolution, refresh rate, and DPI—useful for adjusting your screen scaling.

• Displays the render device. On mobile devices, changing this is usually unnecessary.
• Microsoft Basic Render is software-based and should only be used for testing.
• FPS Settings:
  • 60 FPS is enabled by default for smooth experience.
  • You can enable:
    • 30 FPS Limit
    • Sleep (FPS Limit) – reduces CPU load, useful for low-end devices but may affect performance.

When 60 FPS is disabled:

• ImMobile dynamically adjusts FPS per window.
• Example: Home runs at 60 FPS, but Settings may run at 30 FPS.
• You can review and customize these behaviors from Window -> Window Menu.

• Lets you change the main data folder.
• Useful to retain your configs and fonts even if the app is uninstalled.
• On locked systems, this may load slower without root access.
• App restart is required after changing the folder.

• Options here aim to improve file performance.
• If you have root access, more optimization options become available.
• Non-root users are advised to leave default settings.

• Optimized for performance by default.
• Avoid changing unless you have a specific technical need.

• These features are for testing only.
• They may break the UI—use at your own risk.

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Customize how the ImMobile interface looks and behaves.

• Style: Pick your preferred UI theme.
  • This is customizable anytime via Home → Style.
• Change Background: Automatically chooses a matching wallpaper from internal assets.
  • Disable if you want to use a custom background.
• Wallpaper: Choose from library, upload your own, or use a solid color.
• Global Scale: Adjusts scale of UI elements.
  • Note: It's better to adjust device scaling unless strictly needed.

Controls layout and visibility of main UI elements.

• These settings affect structural parts of the UI (e.g., hiding the bottom bar).
• Use cautiously—not all UI is 100% dynamically designed.

• Window Focus: Stops rendering of inactive windows.

  • Improves performance with multiple windows.
  • May cause issues with unrecognized touch inputs—disable if problematic.

• ImMobile Start:

  • Force the Pinned tab to appear first for quick app access.
  • Optionally hide Packages tab to reduce UI clutter.

• Grid:

  • Since Windows DPI scaling varies, grid layout isn't 100% dynamic.
  • Options are provided to adjust for custom display scaling.

• Customize confirmation dialog button colors.
• Useful for matching your theme or custom styles.

• Adjusts touch behavior.
• Read the help text beside each setting for guidance.
• Can improve response on touchscreens with low sensitivity.

Default settings for ImMobile’s built-in editor.

• Backup Files:
  • Can double storage usage for large files.
• Colorize by Default:
  • May affect performance with large files.
  • This can also be toggled per-file inside the editor.

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• Choose the default font for the UI.
• Adjust font scaling (similar to UI Global Scale).
  • Again, better to scale via system settings when possible.
  • Adjustments here may require fine-tuning to avoid visual glitches.

Refer to the Fonts Usage page for full details.

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Control how ImMobile uses internet resources.

• Disable internet access completely.
  • Affects extensions using ImMobile’s APIs.
  • Note: Some developers may bypass this with custom libraries.
• Use httpClient:
  • By default, ImMobile uses Windows' background downloader (recommended).
  • httpClient is slower—only use it if you’re experiencing serious download issues.

• Add your API key for the Stocks widget.
• Use the provided link to retrieve the key.
• Add your top stock tickers to load them by default.

• Customize the User Agent string here.

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Controls related to gamepad/touchpad and polling services.

• Mostly relevant for extensions or gaming features.
• Developers may override these settings.
• You can adjust button scale, but general users likely don’t need to change anything here.

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