Yes I understand. The issue is that 'Import Artwork' is part of an action. It's available in batch mode and interactive mode.

If you're working interactively you can always simply drag over the artwork item you want directly from the Finder.

I could in the future add a 'preview and import artwork' panel from the UI but it would essentially duplicate a lot of what the Finder does with the exception of the auto-delete.

You also could simply import them all and assign picture types based on the file names. Then use Remove Artwork to get rid of the extraneous ones. However, you still wouldn't get the delete functionality.

This needs a little more thought.

The Move Non Audio files function could be used to specify file types (nfo, txt, ini, etc) to be moved to a specific folder. If you always use the same destination folder you could move the contents of that folder to the trash from time to time. I could add the ability to move them directly to the trash.

I prefer the 'specifying' file type method because some users utilize non audio type files such as m3u.

Or... perhaps Yate could alert you if it finds a file type it doesn't recognize? And it could ask you whether to keep it, delete it (one time), or delete it (and add to the permanent list of file types to delete). I don't know how much work that would take, but it's similar to what we see throughout OSX. Just a thought.

Yeah, I can see that. It's no problem if this one doesn't end up happening. I'm just thinking about all the things I do when tagging music that I can't do in Yate, and emptying folders of junk files was one of them. I already love Yate so much that I'm not complaining!! 🙂