Appearance
Choose the theme, the interface font, surfaces and the window controls your system offers.
Ajustes > Aparência (Settings > Appearance) gathers what changes the app’s face: theme, interface font, surfaces, status bar and window controls.
Theme
The app ships two themes:
- Céu — the dark one, and the app’s default.
- Dia — the light one, with the same accent.
The choice is persisted and applied immediately. There is also an option to follow the system, for those who prefer the app to match the computer’s theme.
Interface font
The interface font is configurable, with suggestions offered in the control itself. The change applies to the interface — the conversation content and the terminal have their own choices.
Surfaces, status bar and window
This section gathers surface and window settings. Two of them exist on one system only:
| Control | Where it exists | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Notification area | Windows, in the installed app | It is a system feature; a browser has nowhere to keep the app running outside the tab |
| Title-bar name | macOS, in the installed app | Windows and Linux draw their own bar, so the name would change nothing |
In other words: do not be surprised if one of these controls is not on your screen. It is not hidden by a defect — it does not apply to your system.
What is not here
- The terminal’s appearance has its own section. It is not an Appearance item, and mixing the two makes you look in the wrong place.
- The theme must respect contrast and the product’s visual identity. Changing the theme is not a way to escape contrast limits.
Result
- The chosen theme applies across the app.
- The interface font changes on the interface surfaces.
- The choices persist between runs.
Limits
- The exact control labels should be read on screen. The names here describe the intent.