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# Map settings
You can access your map's settings from theicon in the toolbar. The **Map settings** panel allows you to customize your map's behavior and control how viewers interact with your data.
### **Description**
Add a detailed description to provide context about a map. This description appears at the top of the legend.
### **Map constraints**
Focus your map on the most relevant area for your viewers or collaborators. Set a boundary for the map, and optionally limit the zoom range at which the map is viewable.
### **Viewer permissions**
Define what actions viewers can take:
* **Duplicate map and data**: Use this setting to allow public viewers or viewers belonging to a separate Felt workspace to copy the map over to their workspace. (Note: these viewers need to have Edit access in the other workspace to duplicate).
* **See map presence**: Set if live editor avatars should appear to map viewers in the top bar.
* **View data table**: Manage whether map viewers can view layer data tables. When enabled, data tables are accessible to viewers via the ••• buttons in the legend.
* **Export data**: Manage whether map viewers can download layers on the map. Available to customers on the [Enterprise plan](https://felt.com/pricing).
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