CyrFlip Settings

Use this command when you need the action named above. Review any confirmation before accepting it.

Choose or enter the value for the adjacent label. Review it before continuing.

Choose or enter the value for the adjacent label. Review it before continuing.

Use this command when you need the action named above. Review any confirmation before accepting it.

Adds CyrFlip to startup for the current Windows user only. It starts in the background and appears in the notification area at the next sign-in.

CyrFlip has no installer, so it creates its Start menu and desktop shortcuts itself on the first run. If you move the program's folder, the shortcuts follow it on the next start.

A shortcut you delete is never recreated by CyrFlip on its own - only this checkbox brings it back.

Use this command when you need the action named above. Review any confirmation before accepting it.

While on, Windows will not sleep or hibernate on idle — handy for long downloads, copies or renders. The state is saved: a switch left on keeps the computer awake after a restart too - CyrFlip will not watch your battery for you.

The screen does not turn off or lock on idle, just like while watching a video. It does not override a password lock (Win+L or a security policy). The state is saved: a switch left on keeps the screen alive after a restart too.

Use this command when you need the action named above. Review any confirmation before accepting it.

Use this command when you need the action named above. Review any confirmation before accepting it.

Use this command when you need the action named above. Review any confirmation before accepting it.

Nothing to restore yet: CyrFlip saves the original state just before the first change. This control is currently unavailable. Enable its feature or select an entry first.

While on, CyrFlip keeps a rolling backup of every setting in Documents\CyrFlip\Backups - the three newest are kept. The backup survives a Microsoft Store reinstall: a fresh install finds it and offers to restore. The file carries your hosts, sites and scenarios - keep it private.

The backups are plain settings files named by date. Open the folder to copy one or to take it to another computer.