[FEATURE] Easily find and edit conf files like in previous versions

[Bluesky0094]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

In versions before 2.12, we had a 3-dot icon for each setting that opened a small menu where we could choose to make a variation, open the folder, and something else I can't remember. There was also a quick link to open the "custom.conf" file. Right now, we need to look for each file from the file explorer or remember the path.

It was nice to have an easy and quick way to edit and find the files. Can we have it back?

Describe the solution you'd like

Having the button back would be great

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

No response

Support or Contribution

• I am willing to contribute or support this feature

[mylinuxforwork]

That's a very valid feedback. I will work on it.

[Bluesky0094]

That's great, thank you so much for the work you put into this

[rajghosh06-dev]

That's a very valid feedback. I will work on it.

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Suggested Improvements

1. Undo Changes Button

   • Adding an Undo Changes button would be highly beneficial.
   • It allows users to revert accidental modifications quickly, improving usability and reducing frustration.

2. Save Changes Button

   • A Save Changes button at the end of each page would make applying updates more comfortable and intentional.
   • This ensures that users have control over when their changes are committed, especially for toggles and dropdown selections.

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Important Note

• While a global Save Changes button is practical, implementing a manual save button for each individual dropdown may not be feasible.
• As far as I know, there isn’t a straightforward syntactical approach to support a per-dropdown save mechanism.
• Therefore, a page-level save option is the most effective and user-friendly solution.

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