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Players using Light sources

Hey! This is not a "so important thing", but everytime a player ask for a torch, or lamp, or a light spell, the GM must turn it on for the player, what if the player could have a toggle "On'' and "Off" for a light source? like: - If the GM set the light for a token on, lets say, 20ft light + 20 ft dim, and turn it off, those numbers are saved, and we need just to turn it on (already is this way). - But when you do this, the player could see he has a "Light Option" and he can just turn it on, so in the roleplay when someone ask for light, the person can just click on token/sheet to do it. - If this came up, some ideas would be naming the "Light Source" to the player, or allowing more than one, or even when this is on, the token gains a mark on the map as well to indicate and remember that he/she is holding or doing something that makes this light. Again, this doesn't sound like a priority, but with the Windows and Doors I realize how big is for VTT giving players more autonomy playing the game, played just two games with windows and doors and they can interact with light barriers is a huge change.
+1 because i have a lantern/torch with every PC i make, and me being able to toggle it vs interrupting the flow to ask the DM to do it would just be great
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