with alchemy we are able to shift click an herb to show possible potions with the item. I would like to have this feature for enchanting (ex: shift click greater eternal essence shows all enchants that use GEE)

Add a list of items excluded from the serverwide "Craft" number in the crafting window (the column between Name and Rank, with format #-#, the second number). This would by default come populated with common vendor sold materials (e.g., Mild Spices, Empty Vial). This would give at a glance tally of how many of each item you can craft without having to maintain a large stockpile of all vendor materials on an alt. It would also allow users to exclude easily obtainable materials of their choice.

The CDs for mutes are not displayed (in classic, don't know about retail). This info would be handy rather then having to close the TSM window, open the default, check, then close that and open the TSM window. (or switch between the two, as the two actions are handled with one button click).

Currently there's no gathering button to withdraw items from the bank as needed. I don't even think the gathering system knows that items are in the bank. The "SOURCES" for gathering should include Bank and Alt-Bank at the very least so you know to visit your bank (or alt's bank) to get what you need.

For example where 3 pigments come from the one herb and I am gathering for two of the pigments, have the gathering list reduce both pigments by the % of milling the one herb

Current state when you have only single +/- with left/right click is very borderline usable
What about shift+click on craft popup menu where you can directly type number of item you want to be in queue, be it more or less, just let us write exact number, ie 0 would remove craft from queue

I understand it's not possible to know the reagents for recipes which are not learned.

A linked pattern/recipe/schematic has the reagent list included in the tooltip. Could this info be used to calculate the craft cost?

If you can't get the materials for one of your crafts, what's the point of gathering up a partial list of mats and mailing them to your crafter if you can't craft it anyway?

If this could be integrated with Gathering Sources that would be even better (so it will ignore e.g. guild banks or the AH if those aren't enabled when checking if you have enough)

I was thinking this would be a global setting, but maybe it would be better as an option in crafting operations.

Task list should really show all needed items under gathering. For example, expulsom is not shown on the task list, so I have to track it myself.

This patch fixes bugs in cooldown checking for Classic; add cooldown time remaining in crafting window.

You could easily split it and apply the fix without the display of the time if you don't want to deal with localizing time display...

The option already exists to expand/collapse all if you are in the Groups tab, I would love it if that were possible in the Crafts tab.
Otherwise, if the settings allowed you to select having everything collapsed when opening a crafting window that would work too.

Hide certain crafting recipes from the list that i don't use.

In classic:
Make it possible to sort rows by profit.

(Also, remove 'rank' row. It's not in use.)

or make the Crafting window bigger or the Name column sizable. At the Moment the very long names of the enchanting recipies mostly end up in ... so that it is hard to distingish some enchants from one another without clicking each until you found the one you are looking for. While the whole window ist resizable, the Name column inside isnt, and it does not get bigger if I resize the whole window, so that doesnt help me.

So just like craft max, "Que Max" would que up the maximum amount of said item you can make.

Say I have 20 Nightfin Snappers, it will que for 20 Nightfin soups. I guess the maximum value will come from the item you have the most of.

Simple suggestion, but would make things a bit easier c:

In Classic there are no vellums, so enchants don't create any item. But every enchant still has a cost (the dust/shards/essences/etc it requires), which should be displayed as the 'Crafting Cost' (combined cost of the materials for the Enchant), based on the user's crafting 'Material Cost' formula; just like other professions.