By example:
1. I'm fixing a bug and need to break on exceptions. I set to break on all exceptions.
2. Then I decided do not break on some exceptions and disabled them.
3. I solved the bug and disabled all exceptions. Oops, all preferences are gone.
4. I found another bug and need to repeat really annoying step 2.
So, how to avoid repeating of the step 2?
This is partial but still quite useful answer on my question. Last week I was working on the program which generates a lot of exceptions on start up. I don't need to see them. But after the start I need to see all exceptions. So, I've wrote simple AutoHotkey script which just toggles main groups of exceptions when global hotkey pressed (Ctrl+Alt+e):
msvs:="Microsoft Visual Studio"
ex:="Exceptions"
^!e::
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
WinActivate, %msvs%
WinWaitActive, %msvs%
Send ^d
Sleep, 200
Send e
WinWaitActive, %ex%
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return
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