# Default User Settings

### **Default slippage:** *slippage*

The default slippage must be selected from the slippage options, which can be a number between 0 and 1. Setting `slippage` to `undefined` will make Squid to define the best slippage for each route:

```jsx
slippage: 1 // number between 0-1, or undefined for "Auto" mode
```

### **Disable chains settings:** *disabledChains*

You can disable chains for a specific direction by specifying them in the `disabledChains` setting.

Disabled chains will not be displayed in the chains list on the widget:

```jsx
disabledChains: {
  source: [
    "1", // Ethereum
    "137" // Polygon
  ],
  destination: [
    "osmosis-1" // Osmosis
  ];
};
```

### **Price impact warning trigger points:** *priceImpactWarnings*

The user will receive a warning in the UI if the price impact percentage is over the `warning` value, and will be unable to swap if the price impact is over the `critical` value.

We recommend keeping these as default.

```jsx
priceImpactWarnings: {
  warning: 3,
  critical: 5,
}
```


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