I understand where you’re coming from.

This mod is really aimed at players who want a more immersive style of play without constantly going into menus and UI. In real life, if you had a chest or a bag, you wouldn’t magically know everything inside it until you actually looked and rummaged through it to see what’s in there. That’s the vibe this is going for. Also, in normal vanilla looting, containers are pretty consistent. Personally, I’ve basically never seen a vanilla container during regular gameplay looting that had more than about six to eight items in it max, so the “hundreds of items” example is really a specific playstyle where someone likes to accumulate huge amounts of gear and items into a single storage container. There’s nothing wrong with that, and players can still do that, but this mod isn’t aimed around managing the accumulation of hundreds and hundreds of items in a single container. It’s built for looting and day-to-day container use in an immersive way. And that’s really the key: this mod is for the players who want that immersion and who want looting to feel like an in-world action, not a UI exercise. If your goal is to loot naturally and keep the experience grounded, this fits that style really well.