> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bugbug.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bugbug.io/preventing-failed-tests/project-settings.md).

# Project settings

Learn about BugBug's project settings. BugBug's comprehensive guide provides effective strategies and solutions. Start testing for free now!

Project settings contain various global parameters and configurations for all your tests and suites.

**What can you do in the project settings?**

**General tab:**

* Change [project](/organizing-tests/projects.md) name
* Change timezone
* Set the default [timeout](/preventing-failed-tests/timeout.md) for local and cloud runs - this can help you to solve a situation when [cloud tests are sometimes failing](/troubleshooting/cloud-tests-sometimes-failing.md)
* Decide if you want to close the window after a successful test run automatically

**Browser tab:**

* Enable/disable incognito mode for testing sessions, cookies, or local storage
* Set a custom user-agent or custom HTTP request headers (for example, you can use it to let BugBug access an environment behind a [VPN or a firewall](/troubleshooting/vpn-or-a-firewall.md))
* Set browser language

#### Screen size tab:

* Set window width and height for desktop or mobile screen size - this enables you to [test mobile resolutions](/workflow-tips/mobile-version-testing.md)

**Selectors tab:**

* Set and define the priorities for the automatic smart [selectors](/preventing-failed-tests/selectors.md), and define your own custom attributes, input names, text content, id, href, class name, etc.

**Waiting conditions tab:**

* Set default behavior of [waiting conditions](/preventing-failed-tests/waiting-conditions.md)<br>

**Note:** If you're looking for an [API token](/running-tests/running-via-api.md) see the [integrations](/integrations/cli.md) tab

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