I was surprised to find out recently that my AutoSave folder was holding over 600 MB of backups (!), the vast majority of which were projects that were long-completed and produced. If i sit down to try to figure out what needs to be saved and what should be thrown away i could be here for hours. What would be nifty is an AutoSave Manager, which would help to do this sorting.

What i envision is something akin to the Plugin Manager, but listing instead all the Autosaves in directory style. (I've included a mockup in this report.) Each AutoSave Group is the set of backups of a single track that was being edited (the count of which is determined by the backup number in the AutoSave Options page). Using a contextual menu, you can delete a single autosave, all the autosaves for one track, or ALL autosaves. If you need to check the track first, you can choose to open it directly from this dialog. You can also use Windows' Open File dialog to delete only the files you want.
You can also sort the layout of the listing by the most recent groups, the oldest, or alphabetically.

One day i would also like to see another important feature added: a Differences Display, which would show the differences between each autosave from oldest to newest, so opening the files wouldn't be necessary to check for important changes. But i imagine that functionality would be hard to construct, so i'll save that until after this FR is considered and hopefully implemented.