Where the keybind settings stored in plist?

[ryuta69]

I know it used to be stored in .GlobalPreferences and the name was NSUserKeyEquivalents, but it's gone.

 

I also tried to find out like "ls *.plist | defaults read" to list up all configurations in Library/Preferences and Library/Preferences/Byhost, but they never appeared.

 

Any information is appreciated.

[vitor]

Welcome @ryuta69,

 

This problem isn’t Alfred-related. It should be asked about somewhere else more general. Try Ask Different. Do not forget to specify your macOS version when you do.

[ryuta69]

@vitor

 

Ah, I'm not saying this is a problem.

I'm just curious and trying automate it.

 

This is Alfred-related, because I configure Alfred Hotkey on Alfred Preferences.

I just would like to know where the configuration is stored.

[ryuta69]

@vitor

Any .... Ideas?

 

I just want to know where alfred make it storaged.

[vitor]

They are stored inside the info.plist of each Workflow, under hotkey.

[ryuta69]

@vitor

Thank you very much for answering.

 

And, Sorry that was not my question, I look for Alfred itself's hotkey.

>  Alfred Hotkey on Alfred Preferences

 

It's option + space by defaults.

If I changed Command + space, where the hot key will be stored?

[deanishe]

It's stored in ~/Library/Preferences/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-Preferences.plist

[ryuta69]

7 minutes ago, deanishe said:

It's stored in ~/Library/Preferences/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-Preferences.plist

 

@deanishe

Thank you very much for your reply, but it seems not.

 

My System is 

• OS: Mojave 10.14.6
• Alfred: Alfred 4.0.9 PowerPack

If it's not controllable in my version, I will change my system then (coz I love Alfred and like to use).

I just wonder why and how....

 

As I stated in first comment, I already looked for all Library/Preferences/*.plist.

 

 

[deanishe]

Mine is:

> defaults read com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-Preferences hotkey.default
{
    key = 49;
    mod = 1048576;
    string = Space;
}

 

[ryuta69]

@deanishe

 

Sorry for trouble, but would you tell me your OS and alfred version?

[deanishe]

Alfred 4.0.9 and Mojave. The setting might have been put there by any version of Alfred 4, though.

[ryuta69]

@deanishe

 

for real....? okay, then I gonna dig in it.

 

Thank you very much for your reply, it really helps me.

 

[ryuta69]

I checked others settings but @deanishe's setting doesn't exist.

 

I leave this info for somebody who look for the informations in the future.