We've heard this question from a couple of people who were used to the way previous versions of Menuette worked. In previous versions, all the menu titles in the list took up space in the Preferences file, and having a lot of them in there was wasteful.

But the new version works completely differently. The unassigned menu titles in the right list are only shown temporarily to help you assign icons, and there's nothing to delete.

The new version remembers which applications you've run since you turned on your computer, then helpfully shows their menu titles in the control panel so you can easily assign icons to any of them. (They don't accumulate forever: the unassigned titles are forgotten when you restart your computer.)

Having the menu titles already listed like this makes it much quicker to assign icons. It now takes one click (and drag) of the mouse. In previous versions, it took at least seven clicks and three dialog boxes.

We know there's more stuff look at, but the end result is that you can see all your choices to start with. This lets you work more quickly with menu titles that are already listed, instead of having to type them in yourself.