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| window:dimensions | string | set the default dimensions for new windows using the format "WIDTHxHEIGHT" (e.g. "1920x1080"). when a new window is created, these dimensions will be automatically applied. The width and height values should be specified in pixels. |
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| telemetry:enabled | bool | set to enable/disable telemetry |
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For reference, this is the current default configuration (v0.10.4):
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For reference, this is the current default configuration (v0.11.5):
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## Environment Variable Resolution
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To avoid putting secrets directly in config files, Wave supports environment variable resolution using `$ENV:VARIABLE_NAME` or `$ENV:VARIABLE_NAME:fallback` syntax. This works for any string value in any config file (settings.json, presets.json, ai.json, etc.).
WebBookmarks allows you to store and manage web links with customizable display preferences. The bookmarks are stored in a JSON file (`bookmarks.json`) as a key-value map where the key (`id`) is an arbitrary identifier for the bookmark. By convention, you should start your ids with "bookmark@". In the web widget, you can pull up your bookmarks using <Kbdk="Cmd:o"/>
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