Details

Addon ID: 26786
Addon Version: 1.0.2
Expansion: 1.60
Upload date: Oct 06, 2026
Last Updated: Oct 06, 2026
Downloads: Less than 100
Website: Source Link

Expansion



Developers

msromike
msromike Creator

Press a key or key combo to see what it's bound to. You can optionally clear the keybind with one click (undo is available also).

WoW's keybinding screen works fine to bind to an addon or internal function. KeyCheckClear works from the other angle. Is this key available? So this addon is handy when you're looking for a free key, or trying to figure out why a key does something you didn't expect. "Why are my macro modifiers not working? What is SHIFT+F12 bound to anyway?"

KeyCheckClear showing every modifier combo of M

Using it

Open the window with /kcc or with the minimap button. Hover the mouse over the big button and press a key or key combo. Mouse buttons 3-5 and the mouse wheel work too. Move the mouse off the button to stop listening.

  • Display all modifier combos shows the key with every modifier: no modifier, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, and all combinations of those. One press tells you what combinations are free.
  • Show clear buttons puts a red X next to each bound key. Click it to unbind that one key only. The cleared binding is saved to your current set (account or character), the same as the game's own keybinding screen.
  • After a clear, the X turns into an undo arrow. Click the undo arrow to revert as long as you haven't checked another key or closed the window.

Keys bound by another addon show in orange with "(addon)". They don't get an X, because that binding belongs to the other addon.

The window closes when you enter combat and won't open until you're out.

Commands

CommandWhat it does
/kccOpen or close the window
/kcc minimapHide or show the minimap button
/keycheckclearSame as /kcc

Game versions

Retail (Midnight), WoW Forever, MoP Classic, Titan Reforged, TBC Anniversary and Classic Era. Tested in retail, Forever and Classic Era.

License

MIT, see LICENSE.

Bundles Ace3 and LibDBIcon (BSD-style), LibDataBroker and LibStub. Each keeps its own license.

Source: https://github.com/msromike/KeyCheckClear

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