Select Pro is an all-in-one menu, bringing together every selection method in Blender, with context-aware prediction, and powerful new selection tools.
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Select Pro Beta Update — Version 0.2 is now available! 
Features
add double-click keybinding and associated context-aware operator dispatch (configurable in preferences)
add Edge strip (partial ring loop) prediction
add Edge Strip to the edit mesh select loops sub menu
add mirror prediction for faces (previously only vertices and edges)
add multi-select support to the Select Vertices by Proximity operator
add prediction for faces with similar surface area
add prediction for select more across vertices, edges, and faces
add select similar objects by name operator and associated prediction
add select similar sub-menu for volume, dimensions, and name operators
add Shift-key selection extension to Hierarchy, Similar Name, and Similar Size operators
add UV Island prediction for selected faces in edit mode
Bug Fixes
when to expect 0.4? 
Soon, we’re aiming to push an update out every ~2-3 weeks while we work through the large backlog of tasks and feature requests
Select Pro 0.4 adds a fully rewritten Contiguous Path, customisable predictions, new Similar Face Direction and Linked Island tools, full support for Curve Edit, Armature, and Pose mode, better double-click and menu customisation, improved keybind controls, and plenty of small fixes and polish!
Features
add custom predictions support and associated configuration panel (available via the 3D viewport sidebar / N panel)
add double-click bounded edge path, face surface (predictive/bounded), and linked island options
add exact face island selection to similar islands operator and associated prediction
add linked island option to the select linked sub menu
add option to enable/disable double-click selection in object and edit mesh mode
add option to enable/disable global pinned items (all, none, invert)
add option to expand/collapse the mode specific sub-menus
add prediction and double-click support for Edit Armature Mode
add prediction and double-click support for Edit Curve Mode
add prediction and double-click support for Pose Mode
add restore keybinds button to preferences
add select similar face direction operator and associated prediction
allow for easy keybind updates from Select Pro’s preferences
ensure that the adjust last operation panel appears for all SP operators executed via the double-click binding
rewrite the core contiguous path algorithm for more robust path selection across tris, quads, and ngons
simplify face surface prediction and double-click behaviour
Bug Fixes
add the force_only_active* property to all SP operators to solve double-click vs prediction selection issuses
ensure all operators flush the mode-specific bmesh selection after completion
ensure that the double-click “Do Nothing” option passes through the event for other keybinds to handle
Hello everyone!
A new version of Select Pro is ready! This update brings a couple of new features, important fixes, and quality-of-life improvements. One highlight is the interactive selection grow/shrink operator, think of it as Blender’s ‘select more’ and ‘select less’ operators combined into a convenient modal, with the added benefit of avoiding empty selections.
We’ve also introduced the ability to save your double-click operator’s settings (this is enabled by default, but can be turned off in Select Pro’s preferences). For example, if you double-click an edge to run a contiguous path and then adjust the boundary threshold or toggle an option like “Ignore Marks,” those adjustments will be remembered and automatically applied the next time you double-click. If you’d like to restore the double-click operators to their defaults, you can use the new “Reset Double-Click Defaults” option in the main menu’s options section. You can also hide this options menu from Select Pro’s preferences if you prefer a cleaner interface.
We’ve also addressed several bugs and made other quality-of-life improvements.
Changelog for version 0.5.2:
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Hello everyone!
We’re excited to announce that Select Pro version 1.0.0 (stable) has officially launched! Thank you so much for your support, feedback, and ideas throughout the early access period—we truly appreciate it.
TL;DR: This update introduces smarter edge and face selection, significant performance improvements across the core operator set, and a new sidebar panel that brings all Select Pro tools together. We’ve also enhanced all the modal operators, added a new Smart Edge Select double-click mode, and resolved several small issues. See the changelog below for the rest.
A few highlights from this release include the new double-click Smart Edge Select option, which automatically runs the connected similar, boundary, or contiguous path operators depending on the properties of the active edge:
Modal status indicators in the header and footer regions of the 3D viewport, including the ability to toggle options during operator usage via the highlighted shortcuts:
Plus full written documentation, now available at 
https://docs.select-pro.hugemenace.co
Even though Select Pro is now considered stable, our backlog is full of tasks covering new features, enhancements, and quality-of-life improvements that will roll out over the next few updates. This includes updates such as pie menu support, collection-based predictions/operators, additional modes, more sophisticated object and mesh analysis, and a bunch more!
As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts! If you have suggestions for new features, enhancements, or fixes, please reach out.
TL;DR: This version adds the ability to save and recall selections, a new Select Similar Element/Patches (vertex, edge, face) operator, converts Boundary Edge into an interactive modal with more intuitive selection, simplifies the select All/None approach, and more.
If you own a copy of Select Pro and you’re interested in testing pre-release versions or helping to shape upcoming features, we invite you to join our Discord server and reach out to Tristan or Ian.
The most exciting (and powerful) operator introduced in this version is the Select Similar Element operator. This operator scans the mesh for all other instances of the active selection, within tolerance, and by taking the surrounding geometry into account:
It’s incredibly flexible and works across all edit modes: vertex, edge, and face, allowing you to quickly make selections that would otherwise be complicated and/or tedious:
By popular demand, we’ve also introduced the ability to save and recall selections across all of Select Pro’s supported modes (Object, Mesh, Curve, Armature, and Pose):
Full changelog for Version 1.1.0:
Features
Bug Fixes
Very nice! Does this replace any existing hotkeys on install? Or is there a way for me to say “don’t replace any existing hotkeys” and let me set them manually?
Select Pro assigns a key binding to the A key and enables left/right mouse double-click functionality across all supported modes. As Sorn has demonstrated, these settings are configurable in the preferences (easily turn off any you don’t want). It will not delete or disable any of your existing keymaps 
Select Pro is quite flexible. For instance, if you’ve set up a custom key binding (or it comes from another add-on) for double-click in Mesh Edit mode for an operator you often use while in face mode, but would still like to use Select Pro’s double-click operators for vertex and edge mode, you can simply set face mode to “Do Nothing.” This will allow the event to pass through to any other key binds you have configured.
A little teaser video we made for Select Pro.
We’ve added support for Edit Lattice mode, including a new Select Along Axis operator.
Pie Menu support has been added (enabled via preferences & fully customizable), and works across all supported modes (Object, Mesh, Curve, Lattice, Armature, and Pose):
There’s a new Flood Fill Select operator for Edit Mesh mode (works for vertices, edges, and faces):
There’s a new Parent/Child operator for Armature and Pose mode, allowing you to interactively walk the parent/child hierarchy chain for a single bone, all descendants, and optionally extend the selection as you go:
There are also 2 new Object mode operators, Select Constraint Target, and Select Modifier Object which allow you to select objects via constraint or modifier relationships:
And a bunch of small fixes and quality-of-life improvements. See the full changelog below.
Features
add a preference option to toggle the visibility of the configuration sidebar (independent of the operators panel)
add Flood Fill Select operator (supporting vertex, edge, and face mode)
add full support for Edit Lattice mode
add lattice Select Along Axis operator and associated predictions
add Pie menu option for all supported modes (replaces main menu)
add Select Constraint Target operator and associated predictions
add Select Modifier Object operator and associated predictions
add Select Parent/Child Armature & Pose mode operator (walks the hierarchy selecting individual bones or chains)
mass update all Select Pro operator idnames to show the right click “Assign Shortcut” option and better support custom keymaps
Bug Fixes
ensure that Smart Select Toggle works in multi-object edit scenarios (mesh, curve, armature, and pose)
fix regression in grow/shrink selection for naked/wire vertices and edges
fix the active edge is None error in the Select Similar Connected operator
This small update brings Select Pro up to speed with Blender 5.2 LTS and 5.3 alpha.
It also includes a minor improvement to how keybinds are registered and handled, along with a change that removes the need to reload scripts or restart Blender after modifying them.
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Hey everyone,
Select Pro v1.3.0 is now available, bringing several powerful new selection tools and full UV Edit Mode support.
For tedious patterned selections, we’ve introduced a new specialized operator: Select Element Pattern. It works across all mesh edit modes (vertex, edge, and face) and makes it easy to reproduce both simple and complex selection patterns.
For edge loop workflows, we’ve also added a new Similar Edge Loops operator.
And with this release, Select Pro now fully supports UV Edit Mode, including a new custom Select Similar Island Shape operator.
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