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There is no separate Settings page: it all lives under Profile → Preferences. What the General, Editor, Appearance and Creator sections each control.
There is no separate Settings page — open Profile and pick the row you need. Old /settings links still work; they redirect here.
Five sections:
Image and video defaults are no longer set here — each tool has its own settings (the gear button in the Image Creator and Video Studio).
The Device notifications group holds two switches, and only one of them needs anything from your browser:
If you pressed Block when the browser asked, the switch cannot undo that — you allow notifications for vyroai.vip in the browser's own site settings, and the group says so when it happens: Notifications are blocked for this site. The chime is unaffected either way. And “on this device” means exactly that: the permission lives in the browser you granted it in, so set it on each device you use.
Eleven rows, in four groups, and a twelfth for sellers.
You - Overview — the summary, and a card that opens your public page as visitors see it - Edit profile — display name, colour, avatar, bio, and the switch that hides your public page - Preferences — the app-wide settings: General, Appearance, Editor, AI Assistant and Creator
Money - Billing — your plan, VyroAI+ and transactions - Usage — requests, credits, charts and your monthly spending limit - Bought — projects you have paid credits for, and every build kept for you - Sold — what your plugins earned: sales, the marketplace fee and what you kept. It only appears once you have a priced listing or a sale
What you built - My sites — the Web Apps you have published to the internet, each with its live address — see Publishing a Web App
Account - Account & security — email, password, 2FA, the sign-in email check, sessions, trusted devices, and delete account - API keys — personal keys, and the secret vault - Connectors — GitHub and Discord - Alerts — notifications and any moderation warnings
Your skills are not here: they have their own page in the sidebar. Settings sync across all devices automatically.
At the top-right of each preferences section — General, Editor, Appearance, Creator, AI Assistant — is a button named after it, such as Reset Editor to defaults. It asks first: a box headed Reset Editor to defaults? says in one sentence what goes back and what stays, with Keep my settings and Reset Editor under it. Only that section changes, and a message such as Editor reset to defaults confirms it.
On Appearance, Reset only puts light/dark mode back to following your system. Your accent colour and background stay as they are.
The rows are not always named what you expect: notifications are under Alerts, and everything to do with passwords and 2FA is under Account & security.
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