> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.stellaraio.com/stellar/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.stellaraio.com/stellar/navigating-stellaraio/what-is-the-settings-tab.md).
# What is the Settings tab?
**Settings Tab (General)**
* You will be able to input a catchall domain, check for bot updates, and open up the user manual.
**Settings Tab (Discord)**
* You will be able to input your discord webhook as well as control what gets sent on these webhooks such as failed checkouts and if they can be sent to global checkouts.
**Settings Tab (Captcha)**
* You will be able to input various automated captcha solver services API keys in order to have your captcha solving become automated.
**Settings Tab (AYCD)**
* You will be able to input your AYCD auto solve information with ease.
**Settings Tab (Cookies)**
* You will be able to import cookies for sites. Mainly used for Target cookies.
**Settings Tab (Sounds)**
* You will be able to use either the default cart and checkout sounds or your very own custom sounds using a .mp3 file.
**Settings Tab (Account)**
* You will be able to deactivate your key or go to the StellarAIO dashboard.
**Settings Tab (Appearance)**
* You will be able to set the sizing of the StellarAIO app to fit your screen perfectly.
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