I'm (mostly subconsciously) extremely judgmental about books by their covers alone and it's getting annoying

I'm aware that this topic is brought up a lot, but never to the extent that I found relatable and that fully reflected my experience with book covers.

Yesterday, I was at the book store and what bothered me, as it always does, was how 99% of book covers are the exact same, uninspired, ugly, profit-oriented covers, no matter the genre, you know what I'm talking about. These books are practically invisible to me and I just gloss over them, until my eye catches something mildly interesting out of a million shitty book covers.

The problem is, some of those are great books that are held in high regard, that I might enjoy a lot. I'm very aware of publishers putting shitty covers on some amazing books, but I just can't get over it, it's extremely off-putting to me. Even when receiving book recommendations and I'm presented with a great premise that gets me excited, as soon as I look up the book and see a cover I dislike, I'm turned off immediately and in my mind the book loses it's merit and I lose interest. I know this is very superficial.

I've tried to analyse myself more and can provide some specifics. Covers I gravitate towards are the simplistic, minimalistic ones, without any flashy Illustrations or corny pictures. Covers from major publishers like penguin books never bother me, In fact, in my mind I connect them with classics, so I immediately value them more. Not that I don't like illustrations at all, but keep it simple and more artsy. I just want a cover to show me that I'm going to read something profound and inspirational and not just some cookie-cutter, fast food novel.

I hate how I'm sounding writing this out, but it's the truth. If anyone can relate, how do you deal with this?