General Settings
The General Settings tab is your central hub for configuring how RTILA X looks, behaves, and connects to the outside world. Every setting on this page affects the application globally — changes apply to all projects and all features.
To open General Settings:
- Click your profile name in the bottom-left corner of the sidebar.
- Click Preferences.
- You are on the General tab by default.
Appearance
Section titled “Appearance”The Appearance section controls how RTILA X looks on your screen.
Dark Mode
Section titled “Dark Mode”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dark Mode | Toggle | On | Switches between a dark (dark background, light text) and light (light background, dark text) theme. |
How to toggle:
- Find the Dark Mode toggle in the Appearance section.
- Click the toggle to switch between dark and light themes.
- The change is applied instantly across the entire application.
When to use each theme:
| Theme | Best For |
|---|---|
| Dark Mode | Working in low-light environments, reducing eye strain during long sessions |
| Light Mode | Bright environments, printing screenshots, personal preference |
Tip: Dark Mode is the default because most users find it easier on the eyes during long automation sessions. Switch to Light Mode if you prefer a brighter interface or need to take screenshots for documentation.
Interface Scale
Section titled “Interface Scale”| Setting | Type | Default | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interface Scale | Dropdown | 100% (Normal) | Small (80%), Compact (90%), Normal (100%), Large (110%), Extra Large (125%) | Adjusts the overall size of all text, buttons, and UI elements across the entire application. |
Scale options explained:
| Scale | Percentage | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 80% | High-resolution monitors where you want to see more content at once |
| Compact | 90% | Slightly more screen real estate while keeping text readable |
| Normal | 100% | Default. Balanced size for most monitors |
| Large | 110% | Larger monitors or users who prefer bigger text |
| Extra Large | 125% | Accessibility needs, very large monitors, or users who need larger text |
How to change:
- Find the Interface Scale dropdown in the Appearance section.
- Select your preferred scale from the dropdown.
- The change is applied instantly. All text, buttons, and UI elements resize.
Tip: If you have a 4K monitor and everything looks tiny, try 110% or 125%. If you have a small laptop screen and want to see more content, try 90% or 80%.
Startup
Section titled “Startup”The Startup section controls what happens when you launch RTILA X.
Show Connection Mode Selection
Section titled “Show Connection Mode Selection”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Show connection mode selection on startup | Toggle | Off | When enabled, RTILA X shows the Local/Cloud/Remote connection mode selection screen every time it launches. When disabled, RTILA X automatically uses your last-used connection mode. |
When to enable:
- You frequently switch between Local, Cloud, and Remote modes.
- You work on different projects that require different connection modes.
When to disable (default):
- You always use the same connection mode.
- You want RTILA X to start as quickly as possible.
Tip: If you disable this setting and later need to change your connection mode, you can still access the connection mode selection by pressing ESC during the startup countdown or clicking “Change Connection Mode” on the startup screen.
Disable Auto-Login
Section titled “Disable Auto-Login”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disable auto-login to last unprotected profile | Toggle | Off | When enabled, RTILA X always shows the profile selection screen on startup, even if your last-used profile has no password protection. When disabled (default), RTILA X automatically logs into your last-used unprotected profile. |
When to enable:
- You share your computer with others and want to choose your profile each time.
- You have multiple profiles and want to select one deliberately.
When to disable (default):
- You always use the same profile and want the fastest startup experience.
Disable Connection Checks
Section titled “Disable Connection Checks”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disable Connection Lost checks | Toggle | Off | When enabled, RTILA X stops checking your internet connection and backend server health. The “Connection Lost” modal will never appear. When disabled (default), RTILA X periodically checks connectivity and shows a warning if the connection drops. |
When to enable:
- You work in an environment with intermittent internet and the connection warnings are disruptive.
- You use RTILA X in a restricted network where connectivity checks fail falsely.
When to disable (default):
- You want to be alerted if your connection drops during an automation run.
Warning: If you disable connection checks, you won’t be warned if your automation fails due to a lost connection. You’ll only discover the failure when you check the execution logs.
Browser
Section titled “Browser”The Browser section controls which web browser RTILA X uses for your automations.
Preferred Browser
Section titled “Preferred Browser”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preferred browser | Dropdown | Auto-detected | Selects which browser RTILA X uses for running automations. RTILA X auto-detects installed browsers. |
Supported browsers:
| Browser | Detection Path (Windows) | Detection Path (macOS) | Detection Path (Linux) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Edge | C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe |
/Applications/Microsoft Edge.app |
/usr/bin/microsoft-edge-stable |
| Brave Browser | C:\Program Files (x86)\BraveSoftware\Brave-Browser\Application\brave.exe |
/Applications/Brave Browser.app |
/usr/bin/brave-browser |
| Google Chrome | C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe |
/Applications/Google Chrome.app |
/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable |
How to change:
- Find the Preferred browser dropdown in the Browser section.
- Select your preferred browser from the dropdown.
- The change is saved automatically.
Tip: Microsoft Edge is the recommended browser because it offers the best compatibility with RTILA X’s stealth features. If you experience issues with one browser, try switching to another.
Open Folder Button
Section titled “Open Folder Button”Next to the browser dropdown, you’ll find an Open Folder button. Clicking this button opens the folder where the selected browser is installed. This is useful for:
- Verifying the browser installation path.
- Troubleshooting browser detection issues.
- Manually checking browser version information.
Remote Execution Tunnel
Section titled “Remote Execution Tunnel”The Remote Execution Tunnel section controls the public tunnel that allows external services to trigger your automations via HTTP requests.
Enable Public URL for Remote Execution
Section titled “Enable Public URL for Remote Execution”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enable Public URL for Remote Execution | Toggle | Off | When enabled, RTILA X creates a public tunnel using Cloudflared, generating a public URL that external services can use to trigger your automations. When disabled, only local requests (from the same computer) can trigger automations. |
When enabled, the following appears:
- A Public URL field showing your current tunnel URL (e.g.,
https://brave-fox-jump.trycloudflare.com). - A note explaining that the URL is temporary and changes on restart.
How to enable:
- Toggle Enable Public URL for Remote Execution to On.
- RTILA X starts the Cloudflared tunnel.
- Your public URL appears in the field below the toggle.
- Use this URL for remote triggers, webhooks, and external integrations.
Important: The public tunnel URL is temporary. It changes every time you restart RTILA X or toggle the tunnel off and on. If you’ve shared the URL with external services, you’ll need to update them with the new URL after a restart.
Tip: For a persistent URL that doesn’t change, consider using a reverse proxy or a dynamic DNS service in front of RTILA X.
Telegram Bot
Section titled “Telegram Bot”The Telegram Bot section configures the built-in Telegram bot that lets you control RTILA X from your phone.
Telegram Bot Settings
Section titled “Telegram Bot Settings”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enable Telegram Bot | Toggle | Off | Master toggle for the Telegram bot. When enabled, RTILA X starts listening for Telegram messages. |
| Telegram Bot Token | Text | Empty | Your Telegram bot’s API token, obtained from @BotFather. Required when the bot is enabled. |
| Authorized Chat IDs | Text | Empty | Comma-separated list of Telegram Chat IDs allowed to interact with the bot. Only these users can send commands. |
| Send Notifications to Telegram | Toggle | On | When enabled, RTILA X sends run notifications (start, complete, fail) to all authorized Telegram chats. |
| Enable AI Assistant via Telegram | Toggle | On | When enabled, you can chat with the AI Assistant directly from Telegram. Unrecognized commands are forwarded to the AI. |
Additional buttons:
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Test Connection | Sends a test request to the Telegram API to verify your bot token is valid. Shows success or failure. |
| View Bot Logs | Opens a modal showing the bot’s activity log — messages received, commands processed, errors encountered. |
How to set up the Telegram Bot:
- Toggle Enable Telegram Bot to On.
- Enter your Telegram Bot Token (obtained from @BotFather).
- Enter your Authorized Chat IDs (comma-separated).
- Optionally enable notifications and AI Assistant.
- Click Test Connection to verify everything works.
- Click Save.
Tip: See Telegram Bot Setup for a complete step-by-step setup guide.
Analytics
Section titled “Analytics”| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allow anonymous usage statistics | Toggle | On | When enabled, RTILA X sends anonymous usage data to help improve the product. No personal data, project data, or scraped data is ever collected. When disabled, no analytics data is sent. |
What is collected (when enabled):
- Anonymous feature usage (which features are used, how often).
- Error reports (anonymized, to help fix bugs).
- Application version and OS type.
What is NEVER collected:
- Your projects, commands, or datasets.
- Your scraped data.
- Your personal information.
- Your license key.
- Your AI conversations.
Tip: Disabling analytics does not affect any RTILA X functionality. It only stops anonymous usage data from being sent.
Administration
Section titled “Administration”| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Open Administration Tools | Opens the Administration page, which contains Backups, User Management, Rate Limiting, and Audit Trail. |
Note: Administration tools are only available in Local mode. They are hidden when connected to a Cloud or Remote server.
Session Management
Section titled “Session Management”The Session Management section provides tools for managing your login sessions.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Refresh Login Sessions | Extends your current login session to the maximum allowed duration (~2 years). Useful if your session is about to expire. |
| Invalidate All Sessions | Immediately revokes all active login sessions across all devices. You will be logged out and need to sign in again. Use this if you suspect unauthorized access. |
When to use Refresh Login Sessions:
- Your session is about to expire and you want to extend it.
- You want to ensure your session lasts the maximum duration.
When to use Invalidate All Sessions:
- You suspect someone else has accessed your account.
- You’ve shared your credentials and want to revoke access.
- You want a clean slate for security reasons.
Warning: Invalidate All Sessions will log you out immediately. You will need to sign in again with your credentials.