QuickDelete is a simple and efficient addon for World of Warcraft (Classic Era + TBC Anniversary) that allows you to delete items from your inventory instantly via a keybind, without having to drag and drop them out of the bag.
Description
QuickDelete is a simple and efficient addon for World of Warcraft (Classic Era + TBC Anniversary) that allows you to delete items from your inventory instantly via a keybind, without having to drag and drop them out of the bag.
Features
Features
- Quick Delete: Hover over any item in your bag and press your assigned keybind to delete it.
- Deletion Confirmation Message: The addon now prints a message in chat ("Deleted [Item Link]") whenever an item is successfully deleted, so you know exactly what was removed.
- Smart Safety:
- Global Confirmation Mode: Asks for confirmation for *all* items (enabled by default).
- Rarity Threshold; If you disable global confirmation, the addon will still ask for confirmation for rare items (Green, Blue, Epic...) based on your setting, but will instantly delete junk (Grey/White).
- Compatibility: Tested and working with the default interface, Bagnon, and Baganator.
- Double-Tap Confirmation: You can now confirm a deletion by pressing your QuickDelete keybind a second time!
- Works for the standard "Yes/No" popup.
- Works for the "Type DELETE" popup (automatically fills and submits for you).
- Safety Check: The confirmation only triggers if you are still hovering over the same item to prevent accidental deletions.
Installation & Configuration
1. Install the addon.
2. In-game, go to the Key Bindings menu > Others category.
3. Assign a key to "Delete Hovered Item" (e.g., "F5", "Delete", or a Numpad key, AVOID complex mutli keys like ctrl + alt + D ; double touch associations are working tho !).
4. Enjoy your clean inventory!
Slash Commands
- /qd confirm : Toggle the confirmation window for all items.
Tip: Turn this OFF if you want to delete grey items instantly.
- /qd rarity [0-5] : Sets the rarity threshold above which confirmation is always requested (even if /qd confirm is OFF).
0 = Grey, 1 = White, 2 = Green, 3 = Blue, 4 = Epic, 5 = Legendary.