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Data

The Data tab in the General section of the Settings screen lets you configure auto-populate and export/import your settings.

Data tab

Auto-populate

Automatically fills in the label and icon when you select an action. Applies to four action types: Launch App, Open Menu, Run Macro, and System Action.

Default: On

TIP

This overwrites any existing label or icon. Turn it off if you prefer to set them manually.

Export

Export from "Export Settings..." in the General tab of the Settings screen.

Export Configuration dialog

Selecting Export Items

Choose what to include using checkboxes.

CategoryContents
Profiles and MenusApp Profiles, Radial Menus, List Menus, Hotkeys
Macro Groups and MacrosMacro groups and macros
App SettingsGeneral settings such as Dead Zone, animation, and style

You can select or deselect individual menus and macros. Unchecked items are excluded from the export.

Reference Warnings

If a selected menu references an unselected menu or macro, a warning is shown. For example, if an Open Menu action points to a menu that isn't selected, that action won't work correctly after import.

WARNING

When a warning appears, include the referenced items in the export.

Saving the File

Click "Export" to open a save dialog. The data is saved as a JSON file.

Import

Import from "Import Settings..." in the General tab of the Settings screen. Select a previously exported JSON file in the file chooser.

Import Settings dialog

Import Mode

After selecting a file, a preview and mode selection appear.

ModeDescription
AddAdds new items to the existing data. Existing items are preserved
Replace AllDeletes all existing menus, profiles, macros, and settings, then replaces them with the imported data

Replace All mode with warning

DANGER

"Replace All" deletes all current settings. This cannot be undone. A confirmation dialog is shown before proceeding.

Hotkey Conflicts

When importing in Add mode, any hotkey that conflicts with an existing hotkey is detected. Conflicting hotkeys are skipped, but the rest of the data (menus, actions, etc.) is imported normally.

File Validation

The file is automatically checked on import. If there's a problem with the file, an error message is shown and the import is canceled. Your existing data remains unchanged.

TIP

If an import fails, check whether the export file was manually edited. The file may be corrupted.