Add a button that simply copies a text based list of mods in a pack so it can be shared easily. Would be useful for detailing the contents of custom profiles without having to share a full export of the pack.
James
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As it still seems to be for future consideration and I don't know if you've found a simplistic solution in the meantime, I'll leave a comment about what I do in this situation.
I use command prompt to generate the list. It's a simple one-liner that is very effective! Here's how to use it and what it does:
Go to the folder containing your mods.
Click on the address bar, replace the whole path with "cmd", press enter.
This opens a command prompt directly to that folder.
You can either create a text file from the list, or copy it directly to clipboard:
dir /b > list.txt
(creates a text file with all the files within the folder)
dir /b | clip
(does the same thing as above, but puts the output in your clipboard)
Here's what the command does:
dir /b: Lists files and directories in bare format (without additional details like file size, date, etc.).> list.txt: Creates a text file in your folder called "list", and places the output into this text file.| clip: Pipes the output of thedir /bcommand into the clipboard, so you can paste it wherever you need.