My apologies for putting these all in one, but I thought it might be annoying to make multiple new posts. I can separate them if preferred.

• When right-clicking on a category, add an "Enable Category Addons" option (next to "Disable Category Addons") to enable all addons in that category.

• When right-clicking on a profile, add a "Disable Addons" option (next to "Enable Addons") to disable any addons in that profile. Similar to the above with categories.

These would allow using situation-specific loads (e.g. load adds in the pet category or pet profile to do pet battles) quickly and easily by enabling/disabling just those specific addons.

• Allow multi-selecting addons with a modifier key like SHIFT or CTRL for adding/removing to categories, profiles, etc.

• Add an option to display an indicator of some type next to addons that have dependencies. (nicer than studying every single tooltip)

• Add an option to automatically enable any dependencies when enabling an addon. Currently, you must right-click and choose 'Enable this Addon and its dependencies'. It would be nice if there was an option to allow this to be done automatically.

Thank you!

Hello!

I'll make a task list to make it easier:

• When right-clicking on a category, add an "Enable Category Addons" option (next to "Disable Category Addons") to enable all addons in that category.
• When right-clicking on a profile, add a "Disable Addons" option (next to "Enable Addons") to disable any addons in that profile. Similar to the above with categories.
• Add an option to automatically enable any dependencies when enabling an addon. Currently, you must right-click and choose 'Enable this Addon and its dependencies'. It would be nice if there was an option to allow this to be done automatically.

Allow multi-selecting addons with a modifier key like SHIFT or CTRL for adding/removing to categories, profiles, etc.

It's probably better to create a new task for this, since it's not a trivial thing to do.

Add an option to display an indicator of some type next to addons that have dependencies. (nicer than studying every single tooltip)

We already have the dependency tree mode. Isn't that enough?