CorelDRAW has one heck of a useful feature that Sketchup, with its 40 million users, should really really implement.
The concept of a “Workspace” (all of the user-changeable preferences, from window positions to spell-check, line widths, default duplicate placement, etc, etc, there’s like 500) that can be imported & exported.
Several advantages:
1.) Applies to the program itself, not to individual files.
2.) Saves a lot of time & nerves when upgrading or reinstalling.
3.) Allows for backing up the workspace separately from projects.
4.) Lets you build several workspaces and switch between them “at once”. For example, on my home station, I want large fonts, dark theme, certain preferences. On a laptop display, I want the opposite. Instead of having to manually switch dozens of options, I get it done in 3 clicks.
5.) Last but not least, this lets an experienced user customize the workspace according to their “best practices” and share that experience with a novice user.