A Visual Studio Extension with a tool window that allows you to view and edit the contents of Visual Studio's Settings Store.
The "Settings Store" is like the registry -- in fact, behind the scenes, it's imported and managed as a registry hive.
In earlier versions of Visual Studio, you could use Regedit to view/edit the settings store. However, that's no longer possible (since Dev14, I think) since Visual Studio supports side-by-side installation with independent settings.
Download and install the extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace.
Note: This extension collects and transmits anonymized usage statistics to the extension author for product improvement purposes.
Access the Settings Store Explorer from the View menu. It's under "View > Other Windows >Settings Store Explorer":
Or you can find it in "Quick search":
The Tool Window has two panels. The left hand panel shows three trees: Config, User and Remote. Each tree is a hierarchical collection of sub-collections and properties. The properties for the selected sub-collection are shown in the right hand panel.
Important: Modifying the Settings Store is like editing the Windows Registry. You should do it only if you know what you are doing. There is no "undo" facility if you make a mistake!
If you've used the Windows Registry editor (Regedit), this should be familiar.
You can edit a property of the User or Remote trees by double-clicking it in the right-hand pane. Note that you cannot edit values or collections under the Config tree because they are read-only.
A new sub-collection or values can be created by right-clicking on a collection.
New properties can be created in a collection by right-clicking in a blank area of the right-hand panel.
A collection or property can be renamed by pressing F2.
A collection or property can be deleted by pressing Delete.
Pressing F5 refreshes the view.
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