> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.strawberrybrowser.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Profiles and appearance

> Manage browser profiles, themes, colors, search engine, default browser, bookmarks, and saved passwords.

Profiles let you separate browsing contexts. A profile can have its own color, browsing data, workspace, and many profile-specific app connections.

## Browser profiles

Open `strawberry://settings/profiles`.

You can:

1. Rename the current profile.
2. Change the profile color.
3. Switch profiles.
4. Create a new profile.
5. Import from another browser.

Use separate profiles when you want clear boundaries between work, personal browsing, testing, or different companies.

## Theme and UI

Open `strawberry://settings/theme`.

You can:

* Choose **Dark mode**, **Light mode**, or **System**.
* Set the profile color.
* Toggle **Show color as tab background**.
* Choose tabs at top, tabs in sidebar, or activity sidebar.
* Toggle **Auto Picture-in-Picture for YouTube** to control whether a playing YouTube video moves into a floating mini player when you switch tabs.

## Search engine

Open `strawberry://settings/search-engine`.

Select your preferred search engine and click **Set as default**.

## Default browser

Open `strawberry://settings/default-browser`.

Click **Make default** if you want links from other apps to open in Strawberry.

## Bookmarks and passwords

* Bookmarks: `strawberry://settings/bookmarks`
* Passwords: `strawberry://settings/password`

Saved passwords are local browser data. Strawberry's privacy copy states that passwords are not exposed to Strawberry or LLM providers.