If the panel setting was specifically for API keys, then yes, that's on apostrophecms.
If it's just some kind of generic settings with name/value pairs, then it might make sense to expose those to the browser, and make that very clear up front.
Yeah you can define extra global settings extending the existing fields, so we used that for our multi tenancy solution. And is available on the node side of things as well as on the frontend.
If it's just some kind of generic settings with name/value pairs, then it might make sense to expose those to the browser, and make that very clear up front.