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v1.4.0

Export filename now includes platform: username_domain-restricted-urls_YYYY-MM-DD.txt

v1.3.7

• Fix: Resolved an infinite loop issue on archive.ph where existing snapshots were not correctly detected during the pre-check phase.
• Fix: Improved "archive this url" link detection on "No results" pages using robust selectors.
• New: Added a "Skipped" category for URLs that were already archived. This separates them from newly Processed URLs and failed Restricted URLs.
• New: Auto-Resume Watchdog: The script now monitors progress in the background. If you solve a CAPTCHA and the page updates, the queue resumes automatically without needing to click "Resume".
• New: Redirect Analysis: Smarter detection of restricted Instagram content. It now checks if a redirect URL is missing the username (e.g., /p/ID/ vs /username/p/ID/) to correctly identify login walls or censored content.
• Improvement: Switched from localStorage to GM_setValue to ensure the queue persists across different archive.today domains (e.g., .ph, .li, .fo).
• Improvement: Added visual stats for daily limits and processing states in the overlay.

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v1.2.0 — (release)

• Added Import .txt (merge): append a newline-separated .txt file of URLs to the existing queue (uses same logic as Add).
• Added Import .txt (replace): clear queue + processed + restricted lists (without a full page reload) and replace the queue with the file contents.
• Fixed a potential JS syntax issue in save-button detection that could crash some environments.
• Cleaned up overlay UI wiring for the new import buttons and ensured the file input is single and re-usable.
• Minor reliability improvements: safer DOM lookups, more robust Save/Submit fallbacks, and retained @grant none.
• Bumped version to v1.2.0.

v1.1.9 — (internal / skipped)

• (version numbering reserved; no public release)

v1.1.8 — (previous)

• Instagram-oriented queueing, CAPTCHA-safe pausing, export filename auto-generation, persistent queue and gentle WIP backoff.

Update Notice – Version 1.1.8

Change: Removed the 1500-limit on processed URLs.

Now, the script will track all processed URLs, not just the last 1500, so the Processed count in the overlay updates correctly even for large queues.

Why: Previously, Processed would stop increasing once 1500 URLs were reached, causing confusion for bulk archiving.

Impact:

• The overlay now shows the true number of processed URLs.
• Local storage may grow larger for very large queues, but functionality is otherwise unchanged.

Recommendation: No action required—simply update to v1.1.8 and your full processed history will be tracked correctly.

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