Android page: Settings > App specific settings
One app, one override
Select an installed app to create a profile for it. An app profile contains the same Touchpad, Cursor, Swipe, Actions, and Triggers pages as the default settings.
How the override works: The default pages are the baseline for every app. An app profile only replaces the values you explicitly save for that app; any setting left untouched inherits the default. The profile is used when that app is active.
Manage profiles
Add an app
Tap the add button, choose an installed app, and confirm. A new app profile is created using inherited values.
Open an app’s settings
Tap the app in the list, then open the settings page you want to change.
Delete app settings
Delete the app profile to make that app use the default settings again.
Example
Use different scrolling in a video app
Open that app’s Actions page and change a tap or fling to match its controls. Leave the other pages unchanged so they continue to inherit the default profile.
If the on-screen keyboard is open, Keyboard settings are used for the keyboard context. Close it to return to the active app’s profile.