Understand the browser-based settings workflow and the difference between web access and mobile support.
Blurred provides a browser-based settings interface so you can manage configuration values without treating the in-game presentation as the only control surface. The web menu is hosted by the Windows PC running Blurred. A browser on another device may access it when the network setup permits, but the software itself still runs on Windows.
The interface is organised around the major feature groups. Use the Aimbot page for prediction, FOV, hitbox and smooth-type settings; ESP for player visuals; Loot ESP for world markers; and Triggerbot for the dedicated trigger configuration.
For map awareness, review Radar and Web Radar. Save a known-good configuration before testing more advanced combinations.
A phone can sometimes open a browser page served by the Windows PC, but that does not mean Blurred runs on Android or iOS. Use the Mobile Support guide for the exact compatibility boundary.
The web menu can be convenient on a phone or tablet because a browser is only the viewing and settings surface. The Windows PC remains the host. This is why the Mobile Support page says mobile devices are not supported as a place to run Blurred itself, while browser access can still be useful in the supported network setup.