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# Interface and context menus

Find the right tab, context menu and result view for each task.

## Main areas

| Area                           | Use                                                                             |
| ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Dashboard                      | Overview of scan progress and findings; batch controls.                         |
| Scanners → Active              | Local and server active scan entries, progress and evidence views.              |
| Scanners → Passive             | Passive scan entries and matched profiles, including server passive findings.   |
| Scanners → Smart               | Rule matches and the active profiles launched from them.                        |
| Scanners → AI                  | AI analysis status, structured results, request/response and provider settings. |
| Scanners → Live                | Activity produced by live scanning.                                             |
| Rules                          | Create, edit, enable, duplicate, import and export Smart Scan rules.            |
| Profiles                       | Active, Passive Request and Passive Response tables, plus Tags Manager.         |
| Settings → General             | Data directory, reload and live scanner configuration.                          |
| Settings → Variables           | Built-in tokens and editable custom values.                                     |
| Settings → Burp Bounty Servers | Server URLs, credentials, enablement and health.                                |
| Settings → Storage             | Persistent user configuration location, independent of the JAR.                 |
| License                        | Activation, current status and expiration.                                      |
| About                          | Build information and update controls.                                          |

## Right-click menu

```
Burp Bounty Pro
├── Local Scanner
│   ├── Active Scan → tags
│   ├── Passive Scan → All / Passive Request / Passive Response → tags
│   ├── Smart Scan
│   └── AI Scanner
└── Burp Bounty Server Scanner
    ├── Active Scan → tags
    └── Passive Scan → categories / tags
```

Tag entries display the profiles available for that choice. A menu count is not a prediction of the number of HTTP requests: payloads, insertion points, steps and early stopping also affect the work.

## Scan dialog

Review URL selection, duplicate removal, scope, excluded extensions and regex filters. Removing parameterless URLs can also remove requests useful for path discovery or raw-request profiles. Match/replace settings modify the input used for scanning; inspect the result when changing headers or session data.

The local Active dialog has **Concurrency** and **Requests per second**. Passive, Smart and AI workflows still expose their own worker/analysis settings. The Server dialog additionally selects servers and whether each budget is per server or overall. See [scan control](/burp-bounty-pro/scan-control.md).

Manual Local Active and Server Scanner start with concurrency **5** and **10 RPS**. The Server dialog defaults to **Show one success payload for insertion point**. Review these choices before launching a batch; per-server and overall budgets can produce different aggregate traffic.

Profile editors are opened from the corresponding table. Keep profile names unique so rule references and MCP selections remain unambiguous.