Queued Operations and Unattended Mode

I'm unzipping groups of hundreds of 7z files into different folders stored on my NAS mounted by SMB. Due to a hardware issue the process was interrupted. I opted to abort the operation and re-queue it. I re-queued the 7z files by selecting them all in the DOpus lister, right-clicking, waiting for several minutes while DOpus / Windows thought about it, then selected the "Directory Opus Archives -> Extract To" option. I turned on unattended mode with "Skip Identical" and "Replace" set.

Unfortunately these settings seem to apply to only the current 7z file where files are being copied from, not the entire queue. It seems counter-intuitive to have multiple files added to the queue at once, which show as a single queue entry, but require individual choices. An "Unattended Mode" which potentially requires input after each item in the queue is poorly named at best.

I suppose there may be cases where the current behavior is desired. Perhaps another check box to "Apply to All files in Queue" to address the multiple files queue in one operation being handled separately and a "Apply to Entire Queue" setting to use the same choices for everything in the queue?

Also, unzipping with folders onto existing folders results in a "Merge folder?" prompt for each 7z when it is processed regardless of anything else. It would be nice to be able to set this along with replace / skip choices for unattended mode.

Each archive is treated as a separate job, at least with archives that are handled via a plugin at the moment. (Zip may be different, although I'd have to check.)

You could create a button or right-click menu item which adds the arguments to the copy comment to turn on unattended mode, skip identical, and turn off merge prompts, and so on. That would then apply to anything extracted via that button or menu item, whether queued or not, and without having to wait to be prompted or turn on unattended mode manually.