I suggest a feature (or rather a set of functions/fields/buttons/dropdowns) to add (or remove) multiple white- or blacklisted domains in [Group Management > Domains] to (from) one (or more) particular group(s) in one go (or delete those selected from the black/whitelist entirely[*1]) instead of each one by one.
[*1]: this feature request only asks for the "bulk delete" action, which could easily be combined with my suggestion.
At the moment, user has to do this:
- Click the "Group Assignment" dropdown button for each domain,
- then tick on/off the groups for the domain to apply to,
- and then click apply,
- then wait until the pop-up ("toast") confirming the change is gone (because next row can't be reliably edited before this is gone, next dropdown does not appear completely, i.e. is sometimes empty for me)
- then repeat for the next domain
This is very laborious, dozens of clicks already for a couple domains, and also after each "apply" system takes a few seconds to show a pop up confirming the change. Next row can only reliably be edited once that pop up (or "toast") is more or less gone again.
How I would envision it:
- Like in many GUIs you have a tick-box in front of each line,
- and one for "select all lines" in the table header above these boxes.
- If one could filter the "list of entries" for "whitelisted"/"blacklisted",
- and combine that with a filter for "(not) in group XY" (e.g. using keyword "NOT" or "!" or "-", whichever is the right "regex" "not" statement atm) with the filter input, and with other filtering, e.g. for the comments
- one would get all white/blacklisted entries (not yet) in group "XY" for which the filter criteria apply.
- Then,
6.1. one could select those needed by their checkboxes (or all filtered by the "select all" tick box above the filtered table of results),
6.2 and then have a dropdown "Actions" containing "add/remove to group(s) ...", "delete", "apply comment", and maybe others - Then select the desired action, maybe select / deselect the groups or add a comment,
- then click "apply", or in case of the comments select "replace" or "append"
=> exaclty 1 click for each domain one wants, and a few "overhead" to filter, select target, and apply.
Could be extremely useful with large numbers of black/whitelists (I was missing it already with only 20-ish domains yesterday...), to mass-assign/remove/replace tags in the comments fields.