# System Settings

> Search every macOS Settings pane from the launcher.

Redcast lists System Settings panes as regular launcher entries. Type `bluetooth` or `display` and
the pane opens directly, without opening System Settings and looking for it.

Panes have their own **System Settings** section, right after Applications. Pane names use your
Mac's language, and the English names still match.

## Actions

| Action                         | Shortcut                             |
| ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------ |
| Open System Setting            | <kbd>return</kbd>                    |
| Show in Finder                 | <kbd>⌘</kbd><kbd>return</kbd>        |
| Add to / Remove from Favorites | <kbd>⇧</kbd><kbd>⌘</kbd><kbd>F</kbd> |
| Reset Ranking                  |                                      |
| Hide from Search               | <kbd>⇧</kbd><kbd>⌘</kbd><kbd>H</kbd> |

## Settings

**Settings → System Settings** lists every pane, with:

- **Enable System Settings** at the top, which removes every pane from search and turns off their
  shortcuts
- a checkbox for each pane, which only hides that pane from search
- a global **shortcut** recorder for each pane
- an **alias** field for each pane

This is most useful for giving a shortcut to a pane you open often, like Displays before a
presentation.

See [Hotkeys](/docs/reference/hotkeys) for recording shortcuts.