What it says on the tin: When you're editing tags on another image, after having already edited one or more other images before it, there's a "recent" list where you can click on a tag you've added to other images in the same session, and the system automatically adds that tag to the current image's list of tags. ...but they don't have any "-[tag]" entries you can click, so that the tag is automatically found in the list, and removed from it.

If this is possible, it would make for a very nice addition. Would make it so that if you're removing an erroneously-added tag from a lot of images, you could just click it and hit submit. Makes life a lot easier for users who don't know how to run scripts/plug-ins/etc.

Soooo, is that a "no," then?

+1

I've had numerous occasions where I'm cleaning out misapplied tags, so having a one click removal would be nice, and less likely to accidentally slice characters off of surrounding tags.

The one issue might be if the edit function isn't compatible with GREP or something like it, so it's easy to append a string of text, but hard to find and remove one. It can recognize which recently used tags are already on the image, but that may be done on opening the editor, I don't know how doable it is on the fly.