IDE Settings

Settings related to the overall functionality of PayloadStudio

Some options are limited to PayloadStudio Pro. These will be indicated with the Prolabel

Even though each setting is named to be self explanatory - every setting in PayloadStudio contains an description / explanation tool-tip available on hover

Setting description tool-tip

IDE Settings

Theme

The Theme option will change both the main editor and the overall appearance of PayloadStudio

Console Theme

The Console Theme will change the appearance of the console and other editors (like the Language Editor) within PayloadStudio

See the Appearance page

Auto Save PayloadStudio Session

Checking this will store the editor session in your browser's local storage.

Auto save status is indicated at the top right of the editor Unsaved Session Indicator Unsaved Saved Session Indicator Saved

You can always manually save your session from File > Save Session

File > Save Session

Auto Save Console Session

With this option enabled, the contents of the Console will not persist across refreshes

Timestamp Console Messages

With this option enabled, messages that are added to the console by PayloadStudio will be timestamped

Timestamp console messages enabled

Open console automatically

With this option enabled, the Console will open when new text is written to it by PayloadStudio or the DuckyScript Compiler.

Enable Live Autocompletion

Checking this enables live payload autocomplete. Start typing for filtered suggestions to automatically display below the cursor. ESC: close the popup. ARROW-KEYS: navigate dropdown. ENTER: select highlighted suggestion. CTRL-SPACE: open without typing anything.

Live Autocompletion Demo

Live Extension Validation

Checking this enables live validation of extensions used in the current payload. This will help you ensure you're on the latest official version, and notify you if it is modified. This is helpful for payload sharing and version management. It is not recommended you disable this feature.

Click the annotation in the gutter of the first line of the EXTENSION to reveal one click shortcuts for: - Upgrading current version - Removing modifications or unofficial extensions

Official Up-to-date Extension
Modified Official Extension
Unofficial Extension
Out-of-date Official Extension

Automatically add documentation template

Automatically add comment documentation template to new payloads

USB Rubber Ducky Documentation Template

Live DuckyScript Tips as inline Annotations

Checking this enables tips curated from a decade of feedback, development and testing - this option should save you some headache explaining best practices or edge cases as live annotations

Live DuckyScript Tips Demo

Live DuckyScript Error Checking

Checking this enables error checking in real time. After making changes to your payload and 1s of inactivity has passed PayloadStudio will automatically check the current payload for compile errors.

Live DuckyScript Error Checking Demo

Display Quick Action Toolbar In Editor

Checking this will pin Edit shortcuts to the top of the Editor.

Display Sublime Scroller

Checking this will enable a sublime inspired code navigation scroller in the Editor.

Sublime Scroller Enabled Demo

Enable Additional Language support

Checking this will enable file extension based language support

Edit the file name using the desired file extension
Change modes prompt
PayloadStudio in C/C++ mode

Features per language mode may vary. Additional languages include:

Certainly! Here is the list of labels without the numbers:

  • ABAP

  • ABC

  • ActionScript

  • ADA

  • Alda

  • Apache Conf

  • Apex

  • AQL

  • AsciiDoc

  • ASL

  • Assembly x86

  • AutoHotkey / AutoIt

  • BatchFile

  • C and C++

  • C9Search

  • Cirru

  • Clojure

  • Cobol

  • CoffeeScript

  • ColdFusion

  • Crystal

  • C#

  • Csound Document

  • Csound

  • Csound Score

  • CSS

  • Curly

  • D

  • Dart

  • Diff

  • Dockerfile

  • Dot

  • Drools

  • Edifact

  • Eiffel

  • EJS

  • Elixir

  • Elm

  • Erlang

  • Forth

  • Fortran

  • FSharp

  • FSL

  • FreeMarker

  • Gcode

  • Gherkin

  • Gitignore

  • Glsl

  • Gobstones

  • Go

  • GraphQLSchema

  • Groovy

  • HAML

  • Handlebars

  • Haskell

  • Haskell Cabal

  • haXe

  • Hjson

  • HTML

  • HTML (Elixir)

  • HTML (Ruby)

  • INI

  • Io

  • Jack

  • Jade

  • Java

  • JavaScript

  • JSON

  • JSON5

  • JSONiq

  • JSP

  • JSSM

  • JSX

  • Julia

  • Kotlin

  • LaTeX

  • Latte

  • LESS

  • Liquid

  • Lisp

  • LiveScript

  • LogiQL

  • LSL

  • Lua

  • LuaPage

  • Lucene

  • Makefile

  • Markdown

  • Mask

  • MATLAB

  • Maze

  • MediaWiki

  • MEL

  • MIPS

  • MIXAL

  • MUSHCode

  • MySQL

  • Nginx

  • Nim

  • Nix

  • NSIS

  • Nunjucks

  • Objective-C

  • OCaml

  • Pascal

  • Perl

  • pgSQL

  • PHP

  • PHP (Blade Template)

  • Pig

  • Powershell

  • Praat

  • Prisma

  • Prolog

  • Properties

  • Protobuf

  • Puppet

  • Python

  • QML

  • R

  • Raku

  • Razor

  • RDoc

  • Red

  • RHTML

  • RST

  • Ruby

  • Rust

  • SASS

  • SCAD

  • Scala

  • Scheme

  • Scrypt

  • SCSS

  • SH

  • SJS

  • Slim

  • Smarty

  • Smithy

  • snippets

  • Soy Template

  • Space

  • SQL

  • SQLServer

  • Stylus

  • SVG

  • Swift

  • Tcl

  • Terraform

  • Tex

  • Text

  • Textile

  • Toml

  • TSX

  • Twig

  • Typescript

  • Vala

  • VBScript

  • Velocity

  • Verilog

  • VHDL

  • Visualforce

  • Wollok

  • XML

  • XQuery

  • YAML

  • Zeek

  • Django

PayloadStudio Debugging Mode

Recommended Setting: Disabled (unchecked) - For use in bug reporting - may cause unstable performance. Enable this to enable PayloadStudio Debug logging in the browser console.

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