Capabilities
What this app actually does.
What it adds
System-wide preferences for interface scale and typography, widgets, appearance, networks, notifications and shared app defaults.
What it reads
Locally saved appearance, notifications, interface and wallet settings, including configured RPC and provider preferences.
How it acts
This app may use the connected public address for account context. It does not prepare wallet transactions.
Supported capabilities
What works, and where.
Coverage and restrictions belong beside the app description, not behind a failed action.
Data availability · Local + provider data
Local work remains available, but connected services, blockchain reads, pinning, ratings or live quotes can fail or return delayed data.
This app may use the connected public address for account context. It does not prepare wallet transactions.
Networks & scope
- Hexncoin OS
Available workflows
- Appearance, font, layout and dock settings
- Networks, RPC/provider preferences
- Notifications and shared app defaults
Data & providers
- Local persisted preferences
- Connected wallet context where required
Important limitations
- Changes to external RPC providers depend on their availability
Research & workflow
Control the settings every Hexncoin app inherits
System Preferences centralizes the choices that should not be reconfigured inside every app: interface behavior, appearance, networks, RPC endpoints, notifications, credentials and shared defaults. Changes apply at the OS layer so individual tools stay focused on their job.
How it fits into Hexncoin
System Preferences opens as a registered Hexncoin application and shares the same window manager, app switching and workspace navigation as the rest of the system. Its public page links directly into the running OS, so the handoff from reading about the capability to using it stays short.
Installation and availability
Always installed as part of Hexncoin OS and available as part of the workspace itself.
The useful boundary
Installation determines where the app appears in the interface. Registration determines whether Hexncoin can open it directly. Those are separate concerns, which keeps optional and archived apps linkable without pretending they are always pinned to the workspace.
Wallet boundary
Know what the app can ask for.
An app at this tier sees the address you connected and reads what any block explorer reads: balances, tokens, past activity. That needs no signature and moves nothing. The App Center, System Preferences and the Terminal stop here, and so does every app above them before it builds anything.
System Preferences can use the connected address for context without asking the wallet to sign. See the full permission model on the security page.
Community signal
Ratings & reviews.
Feedback comes from people using System Preferences through the App Center. If nobody has rated it yet, the page says so instead of manufacturing a score.
Nobody has rated System Preferences yet. Open it from the App Center and you can be the first. The number here is whatever real people leave, never a borrowed one.
Version 3.2.0
No votes on this release yet. Whether an update worked is counted per version, so a good app with a bad build can still say so.
Ratings and per-release votes are left from inside the app. Open System Preferences to add yours.
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