Yes, it can.
No, I don't think that is a good idea & it should not be necessary.
However, it is open source so you are free to clone it and create your own version.
Thank you @TotallyInformation for your response.
If settings.js is enough to hide the Node-RED palette, I’ve been trying for a couple of days but it doesn’t work. Could you please help me with what changes I need to make in settings.js?
Thank you @lgrkvst for your response.
I think that to modify the source code like you did, it’s necessary to understand the objects and architecture of Node-RED. Do you have any information, PDF, or link that explains how Node-RED works — its architecture, folder/file structure, and the role of each file?
