I would like to be able to right-click on a folder in the Explorer lister and have an "Empty Folder" option on the context menu that pops up.
Is this possible for a non-tech person?
I tried the search function and Google and got various "empty" situations (incl. a similar action: empty the Recycle Bin) but no result I can work with using my limited technical skills.
Situation:
I often create temporary folders, populate them, use those contents (eg. create a RAR of JPGs), then need to empty them and fill them with different files.
It would be great to right-click and handle the emptying with 1 click.
Under Settings -> File Types -> All Folders -> Context Menu, add a new item.
Change the Action (name) to Empty Folder or whatever you'd like. You can give it an icon as well if you wish, using the box next to the name.
Set the Type to Run an Opus function.
In the main box where the commands go, use: Delete {filepath$}*
You can add arguments to the command if you want it to do different things, e.g. not use the recycle bin or not ask for confirmations (although that would be quite dangerous if you mis-clicked in the menu).
