Situation: mass removal situation.

Experienced: use search, jump to each entry, delete it there.

Expected: function (maybe context menu?) to delete from search results list.

A global delete feature would be great, since uninstall programs are widely known to leave remnants of themselves all over the registry. Since RegAlyzer can give the user a list of the keys, after searching for term(s), it would be a logical option to be able to delete all or some of the keys in the resulting list.

I vote Yea!