@krticka: please test the current implementation, does it fulfill your needs?

@dl3sdo I can confirm that it works as intended. Well done!

Idea for clustering all removal actions (see also #2289) in the edit menu without making it too extensive:

Idea for clustering all removal actions (see also #2289) in the edit menu without making it too extensive (...)

The "Cleanup" menu item reminds me the magical "optimize / repair" button from OCAD 🙂

I refactored the dialog to show the relevant information there instead of showing details in the confirmation popup.
The confirmation popup message is no longer a combination of two plural sensitive translations (thanks for the hint @dg0yt):

@dl3sdo I have tested, it works perfectly!

I suggest to place the action in the Map menu, e.g. as "Cleanup object tags...".

I suggest to place the action in the Map menu, e.g. as "Cleanup object tags...".

That feels even more ocadish ("Map" -> "Optimize / repair"). I wonder if your suggestion was influenced (intentionally or subliminally) by its design.

Hi @jmacura, I can only talk for me but it's difficult to find a good place for that menu item. The initial location in the Tag editor was not really a good idea but just a starting point.
The Tools menu could be an option as the new tool operates on selected objects but this menu is already too overloaded (BTW: I think that Unify areas, Intersect areas, Cut away from area and Area XOr could be moved to a submenu).
Placing it in the Edit menu below the Find and Find next could be an option as these also operate on tags.

I wonder if your suggestion was influenced (intentionally or subliminally) by its design.

No. @dl3sdo explained it quite well. In addition, it is really a user-driven (maintenance) activity, not an opaque "optimization" or "repair" job.

Considering the explanation by @dl3sdo , I am hardly finding any relation to the other tools in the "Map" menu. Placing it below the "Find" and "Find next" options in the "Edit" menu feels more natural to me. But, just my 2c.