Summary
Please add a right-click menu option to open the app's settings file directly.
The app already stores settings at:
%APPDATA%\ClaudeCodeUsageMonitor\settings.json
It would be helpful to expose a menu action such as:
Open Settings File
Open Config Folder
Why this would help
For advanced users, some settings and troubleshooting steps are easier when the config file can be opened directly instead of navigating to the AppData path manually.
This would help with:
- quickly editing settings that may not yet be exposed in the UI
- troubleshooting bad widget position or model display state
- verifying whether settings were saved correctly
- reducing friction when testing or reporting bugs
Suggested behavior
A right-click menu item could:
- open
settings.json in the default editor, or
- open
%APPDATA%\ClaudeCodeUsageMonitor\ in Explorer
If the file does not exist yet, opening the config folder would still be useful.
Possible menu placement
This seems like a natural fit in the existing right-click menu near other utility actions.
Nice-to-have
A second shortcut could be useful too in future:
Open Log File
Open Config Folder
But the main request here is simply quick access to settings.json.
Summary
Please add a right-click menu option to open the app's settings file directly.
The app already stores settings at:
%APPDATA%\ClaudeCodeUsageMonitor\settings.jsonIt would be helpful to expose a menu action such as:
Open Settings FileOpen Config FolderWhy this would help
For advanced users, some settings and troubleshooting steps are easier when the config file can be opened directly instead of navigating to the AppData path manually.
This would help with:
Suggested behavior
A right-click menu item could:
settings.jsonin the default editor, or%APPDATA%\ClaudeCodeUsageMonitor\in ExplorerIf the file does not exist yet, opening the config folder would still be useful.
Possible menu placement
This seems like a natural fit in the existing right-click menu near other utility actions.
Nice-to-have
A second shortcut could be useful too in future:
Open Log FileOpen Config FolderBut the main request here is simply quick access to
settings.json.