Delete saved search

Another solution is to use VBO which allows you to delete entities. Each saved view is an entity.
https://www.drupal.org/project/views_bulk_operations

Thanks a lot for your patch!
I guess even if we don't use it at the moment, providing this as a help for site builders who would want this functionality makes sense, so I'd also be inclined to commit a patch providing this.

However, your patch has still some problems which I'd ask you to address first:

• The access checks shouldn't be in the page callback. Instead, provide a proper access callback which checks all necessary permissions, etc. (It should also allow users with the administer views_save permission to delete all saved views, I'd say.
• Then, this code would be very susceptible to XSRF attacks. GET requests should almost never change any data, and especially "delete" operations should always come with confirmation forms. (See Core for many examples.)
• Also, the documentation of the page callback (or now the new access and form callbacks) should keep to the Drupal coding standards.

(Also, when there's a patch for the correct version, the right issue status is "Needs review".)

have updated the patch with your suggestions.

Thanks for your work!

This patch gives me:

fatal: corrupt patch at line 76

And I can't really figure out, why.

Also, patches you post in the issue queue should always be relative to the module directory, not to the site root. (Same goes for the patch in #2 by infinito, btw.)

sorry about that. Have recreated the patch via git diff.

Ah, thanks, looks pretty good!
There were just a few coding standards issues, should all be fixed in the attached patch. Please test again and review, then I can commit.

Also, normally, please refrain from including unrelated code cleanup changes in your patches, those should go into separate issues. (But since this module is pretty low-frequency, we can leave them in this time.)

Anyone wants to test and/or review the latest patch? Then I could commit it.

Committed. Thanks again!