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@@ -9,6 +9,27 @@ Use this reference to understand advanced custom client settings in RustDesk and
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All advanced settings in custom clients are covered here.
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## What are advanced settings in RustDesk custom clients?
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Advanced settings are the low-level client options you can control through RustDesk custom clients, user settings, and server-side policy. They are useful when you need repeatable behavior across many clients or want tighter control over security, permissions, and UX defaults.
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## How do setting priorities work?
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| Source | Priority |
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| --- | --- |
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| Override | Highest |
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| Strategy | High |
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| User | Medium |
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| Default | Lowest |
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## Advanced settings quick answers
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- Override settings take precedence over every other source
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- Strategy settings can override user and default settings
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- User settings only apply when no higher-priority source overrides them
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- Default settings are the fallback layer
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- This page is a reference for exact setting keys, values, defaults, and examples
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## Privilege Levels for Settings
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There are four types of settings:
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