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Settings

Open Settings from the menu bar icon. General, Theming and the Add-on Store sit at the top; each part of Ledge has its own page below them, and installed add-ons are listed last.

The pages

PageWhat it holds
GeneralHow the notch opens and closes, the Widgets page, the weather, Text Capture, which displays show the notch, apps it hides in, and keeping data
ThemingThe notch and the pill, their glass and size, colours, and the lock screen's look. See the notch
Add-on StoreBrowse, install, update and remove add-ons. See Installing add-ons
ShelfThe shelf in the notch, floating shelves, and how long files stay
TransformWhere results go, default quality, and the optional FFmpeg and Ghostscript
MediaThe menu bar player, the floating player and the song in the notch
ClipboardHistory, its shortcut, privacy, excluded apps and pasting
Lock screenLyrics, the timer, the edge sliders and the lock screen's sounds
Live ActivitiesWhich activities show, where HUDs open, and side pills
PermissionsEvery permission Ledge uses, with a tick or a button to ask
AboutLedge's version and build, and a summary of what it does
Add-onsOne page per installed add-on, with its own settings

The search field at the top of the sidebar finds a setting by name.

Keyboard shortcuts

ShortcutDoesChange it in
⌃⌥⌘VOpens clipboard history from any appClipboard
OffBrings a floating shelf to the pointerShelf
OffOpens the shelf switcherShelf
⌘QHold, or press twice, to quit the app in front, when Hold to quit is onLive Activities

Each shortcut can be changed to another chord, or turned off, on its page. Pick another one if a chord belongs to a different app.

Starting over

General → Data can put every setting back to how it was on first launch. Your shelf, clipboard history and the login item stay.