There's still no way to load keyboard shortcuts in CC?

Mobius Strip you said:

A valid suggestion, although it's not suitable as the only solution because we shouldn't have to depend on 24/7 connectivity to CC for this simple function.

I agree that "it's not suitable as the only solution" as it should have been implemented into all of the applications in the Adobe Creative Suite, to begin with, at least in my opinion, but it hasn't.

Maybe that's ! because of insufficient user research from surveys and what not that Adobe may or may not have collected.

On this link How do you load keyboard shortcuts?  in 2011, Chris Cox said:

What @Chris Cox collected as "actual usage data and survey results" is something he and Adobe are able to see. @Chris Cox, Would it be possible to see this data and results?

@Chris Cox also said:

May be true from the data and results, but it was a common thing for me (when I attended the Art Institute of Seattle) in the Game Art & Design program, many students (more than 100 or more that I know of from 2003-2010), was common to save one's keyboard shortcuts to local drive, and move that configuration to another machine, or multiple machines, because daily the machines we used each day were wiped clean on a certain drive that students were only allowed to use.

So we learned to backup our data, such as keyboard shortcuts for multiple software such as Maya, Photoshop, 3dsMax, Zbrush, and there are many others (where keyboard shortcuts could be saved in this different software from 2003-2010 (and currently), to use them the next day or the same day in another classroom, with another teacher on a different machine, both on Mac and Windows.

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Mobius+Strip  wrote But thank you for weighing in to prove that Adobe is ignoring a common real-world situation faced by its users year after year.

So it was a common, everyday thing for me while attending 2003-present, I have had to deal with the work around by saving to presets folder.

What I don't understand when Mobius Strip, you said:

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Mobius+Strip  wrote A valid suggestion, although it's not suitable as the only solution because we shouldn't have to depend on 24/7 connectivity to CC for this simple function.

Adobe Creative Cloud 2017 is what is presently available at the top. I understand you had made this original post:

How do you load keyboard shortcuts?

August 10, 2011, @ 6:18 AM, but this is years ago.

Adobe Creative Cloud library to me is very valuable and would have been in 2003-2010 as a power user while in art school because I could copy my data saved in my various Adobe software such as presets and configuration files, along with other project file data, and use it over and over in other Adobe software from Photoshop to Illustrator, InDesign, etc. This method of reusing project file data is very helpful now, and it would have been very helpful then.

I don't understand why you think

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Mobius+Strip  wrote A valid suggestion, although it's not suitable as the only solution because we shouldn't have to depend on 24/7 connectivity to CC for this simple function.

I don't see it as having to depend on 24/7 connectivity to CC, but an asset to benefit from. Two points.

1. When using alternate software in Adobe Creative Cloud like InDesign CC, and having to relink a file that may be on one machine, and another file on another machine, having them in one place on ACC library to me is very helpful and very valuable.

This is a screen shot of InDesign CC, and relinking an Adobe Illustrator background file from the ACC library, this option saves so much time than trying to find where a file is located,

Even though in InDesign CC, in the relinking panel it does say when hovering over the asset in the links panel, where the asset is located:
But imagine what happens had a drive failed and one had their project files data, presets data, configuration data, workspace data on the ACC library? One wouldn't need to go back and try to "relink" that data from a failed drive because it's on the CC library already. It's just backup, and in my opinion, it's helpful and valuable and saves me time. It helps me in this context, but to you, it may not, and I am just one person with this context.

There are many other users with many other configurations using many different types of platforms etc.

Conclusion
Overall, I feel to me in the information I have presented and responded to, and in the context I have explained I feel adding this button (or similar) functionality to Adobe Creative Cloud library would be very helpful not just in Photoshop, but for all Apps within Adobe Creative Cloud 2017 because it saves time and it's helpful for the user to Save Presets, and Load them back if lost on one machine or drive.

Thanks.