Cmd+, opens it; what belongs to one connection is in that connection’s form instead.
The settings window
General
Language, startup, tabs, sidebar, connections, query timeout, updates, reset.
Appearance
Appearance mode, themes and theme colors.
Editor
SQL editor, Vim and Emacs key bindings, line numbers, query parameters.
Data
Data grid, pagination, result cap, JSON viewer, and query history.
Keyboard
Custom shortcuts.
Profiles
Credential profiles and SSH servers, and which connections use each.
Notifications
Which finished operations notify you when TablePro is in the background.
AI
Providers, inline suggestions, context, slash commands.
MCP
MCP server, tokens, clients, activity.
Extensions
Modules, drivers and exporters.
Sync
iCloud sync and what it carries.
License
Activation, devices, team.
Stock values
What a fresh install ships with, so one glance down this column says what you changed. Each tab page explains what a setting does and which other values it takes.
Keyboard and License are not in the table. Stock keyboard chords are on Keyboard Shortcuts, and the License tab holds no value of its own.
Where settings live
The file is~/Library/Preferences/com.TablePro.plist. Reset All Settings to Defaults on the General tab puts every tab back to its stock value after a confirmation, and that includes emptying the AI provider list. Saved connections, query history, and MCP tokens survive it.