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As MonoGram grows with more customization options (themes, gestures, chats, data, privacy, etc.), it becomes harder to quickly find a specific setting. Users currently have to manually browse through multiple categories (e.g., "Appearance", "Notifications", "Privacy") to locate a single toggle or preference.
Proposal
Add a search button at the top of the main Settings screen (like in main screen) that allows users to filter settings by keywords. For example:
Typing "font" should show options related to text size or font style.
Typing "backup" or "cloud" should highlight relevant data/chat backup settings.
Typing "biometric" should point directly to the security/lock option.
The ideal implementation would:
Dynamically scan all available settings screens and preference keys.
Display a list of matching results with their full navigation path (e.g., Settings → Privacy → Passcode Lock).
Navigate the user directly to the highlighted setting when tapped.
Additional context
This is a standard feature in many modern apps (Telegram X, Signal, and even the official Telegram client).
It would greatly improve UX for both new and power users, aligning with MonoGram's goal of being a "fast and elegant" client.
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