Settings
Theme, behaviour toggles, a storage report, and a one-file backup of everything the OS remembers.
Running here in the page — the same app the desktop opens.
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Everything CHANCE//OS knows about you lives in this browser — your files, notes, window layouts, pinned dock, theme, histories. Settings is the one room where all of it is visible: pick a theme from the full set, flip the behaviour toggles, and read exactly what is stored and how much each piece weighs.
The backup section turns that local-first stance into something you can hold: export downloads a single JSON file containing every piece of state, and import restores it — same browser after a wipe, or a different machine entirely. There's no account and no server; the file is the sync.
What people open it for
- Backing up your files and notes before clearing a browser
- Moving your whole workspace to another machine
- Seeing exactly what the OS stores, and erasing all of it