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Each time you close it it writes whatever key to

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\APPLETS\Regedit

LastKey

So no its not easy maybe only way would be a batch ran after you close it to write there.

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Had just come across that PCmag thing myself and was goona add it. No thanks though to that. As they say, heavy handed approach.

I agree. Favorites in Regedit is precious to use as a method to store key addresses.

Using the left arrow key on the keyboard is an easy and simple method without losing the ability with using Regedit favorites.

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