"Save For Web" issues/suggestions

For the "Save For Web" feature, a few things would be nice to see. Maybe they are there, but I cannot find them.
1. Actions: When I add the Save For Web to an action, it adds an "export" to the action, but when I automate it, nothing happens, it does not save each file in the folder I specified using the Save For Web parameters I defined. For actions, I have to rely only on a save command, as the "export" command simply does not seem to work for actions I create using that Save for Web feature.  
2. Prompting: Sometimes, I forget to turn off the feature for creating an html page, or saving in an "image" folder. But I only get the prompt to verify images being replaced. I would like to get a prompt to verify everything: creating an image folder, creating html page, creating new images AND overwriting existing images. That way, I can find out if I forgot to turn off those features, and that I named the slices correctly, and I don't find out that OOPS there is a new image folder I didn't meant to create, and OOPS, it saved all the slices, so I have to go in and delete, delete delete, or OOPS it created a new html page and I have to go delete that.
3. Save whole image even when there are slices: If I have a PSD file that has slices, I lose the ability to simply save out the whole image, so I can save it as a comp jpg. I can only select slices to export. I would like to be able to save either each slice, or the whole file as an image.

All good suggestions. I'll forward them on to the team.
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    The place for making features requests for Photoshop (or any Adobe product) is here:
    Adobe - Feature Request/Bug Report Form
    http://bit.ly/1R15Qc
    We may not have time to respond to 100% of issues and requests, but the Photoshop team does read all the reports.

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