Settings

Open Settings with Tools → Settings… or ⌘,. There’s no Save button, and nothing needs a restart: each change applies straight away.

Setting	To begin with	What it does
Put idle services to sleep after … minutes	On, 15 minutes	Puts a service to sleep once you haven’t looked at it for this long, from 1 minute to 1,440 (a day). Turning it off wakes every sleeping service.
Alert when Labaro uses more than …	Off, 2 GB	Turns the sidebar’s memory figure red while Labaro is over the limit, and notifies you if it stays over for more than a minute. Set in MB or GB.
Show the Labaro icon in the menu bar	On	Puts Labaro’s icon in the macOS menu bar. Click it to switch to any of your first ten services, or to open Settings. A service with something unread has a red or green dot beside its name, as in the sidebar.
Show memory usage next to it	Off	Shows how much memory Labaro is using beside the menu bar icon, such as “2.4GB”, in red while it’s over the memory alert’s limit.
Check for updates when Labaro starts	On	Checks for a newer version each time Labaro opens, and only says something if there is one.

Settings that apply to one service, such as keeping it awake or turning its notifications on, are in that service’s Edit window. See Service settings.

More on each setting:

• Sleep and memory
• Updates and beta expiry