Where Does Clavier+ Store Shortcuts on Windows?
Where Clavier+ keeps keyboard shortcuts and settings on Windows in the registry for backup.
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Clavier+ stores shortcuts and options in the registry under its own software branch: hotkeys, launch targets and window rules as values. There is no INI file to copy on any install.
Manage through the settings dialog rather than regedit. The dialog validates hotkey conflicts before writing, while hand edits can strand shortcuts. Export the branch before experimenting with system wide keys on shared machines.
Where Clavier+ stores this, by platform
HKCU\Software\Clavier+
Shortcuts and options in one registry branch with no INI file. Prefer the settings dialog over regedit. Export before testing system wide keys.
Frequently asked questions
How do I back up Clavier+ shortcuts?
Export the Clavier branch with reg export while Clavier+ is closed. Shortcuts travel in the key. Restoring means merging the file back and relaunching the app.
Registry or settings dialog: which wins?
Open Clavier+ settings and read the shortcut list; the dialog writes the same registry branch. The UI always shows the live set. Registry edits work but the dialog validates input.
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