I also just generally hate the UI and how many clicks it takes to get to what you want to do. This is because you're only able to create custom names or labels for assigned keys, if you create a macro, and then those macros are only found under the macro tab, and unable to be added to the command tab where you want them with the rest of the commands. Left with no other option but to manually create all my macro profiles again on the new software, I was annoyed to see you can't rename or rebind any of the keys that are added automatically for certain game titles, so if you rebound a key in game, you either have to change it back, or add a key which you can't rename on the mouse bind so you have to remember what that does. On top of this, every time you select a title it comes up with a pop telling you it's switched to that titles profile settings, which then obscures the delete button when you go to details, causing further frustration. Sounds simple enough, albeit tedious, but when you click details to go delete a profile, that brings up a separate screen, and upon turning to the program selection screen, the position you've scrolled to is reset, meaning you have to scroll back for every titles profile you wish to delete. I then had to go manually delete two useless profiles from each title. I ran it again, thinking I might have been unlucky, but this also didn't work, and created another set of profiles.

Instead it creates the 'imported' profiles, but upon inspection all the assigned keys and macros are completely default, rendering it pointless.

As the title suggests, using the import profile feature found in the settings does not work properly.

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