So, to force defaults to change the preferences for the Curio installed from the Zengobi website you may have to do this:ĭefaults write ~/Library/Preferences/ 'General Open Previous Project' -bool no It will prioritize the preferences associated with the sandboxed, Mac App Store Curio, even if you've later delete that Curio app! If you've installed both Curio from the Zengobi website and Curio from the Mac App Store then the defaults command can sometimes get confused. To delete all Curio preferences do the following, which will reset Curio to a true, default state.

To delete an overridden setting you use the defaults delete command:ĭefaults delete 'General Open Previous Project' To change a setting use the defaults write command:ĭefaults write 'General Open Previous Project' -bool noĪ value can be a whole integer number ( -int), boolean ( -bool), floating point number ( -float), or string ( -string). In the Terminal window that appears you can copy/paste or type a series of commands to change or delete a default preference. Quit Curio, then launch Applications > Utilities > Terminal. If you wish to restore the setting, click the link again and click the Restore Default button.

Most preference settings may require a Curio relaunch before they take effect. 🚀 Most preference settings may require a Curio relaunch before they take effect.Ĭurio supports a special URL scheme for changing or deleting preferences so you can make a change simply by clicking on the examples listed throughout this document.īefore committing the change, Curio will confirm and give you a chance to modify the setting's new value if you wish. Curio's default settings should be fine for most customers however, for you power-users out there, here are some advanced settings you can explore.

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