Better alignment with the Steam Subscriber Agreement (section 4.C). The agreement rules out earning rewards or progress without genuine user input, so the queue helpers no longer earn Steam sale rewards for you.

• During a sale, go through one queue yourself first - queue automation unlocks after that.
• Fast Forward is gone from the Classic Discovery Queue.
• A one-time notice about the Subscriber Agreement the first time you start a queue helper.
• Requests to Steam at a fixed pace, plus refactoring, optimizations and security improvements.

Full changelog: https://github.com/BrineStorm/Steam-Ignore-Like-a-Pro/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#131

• The Explore Queue is now called the Classic Discovery Queue. Its switch no longer hides the Discovery Queue panel.
• Off now means off. The master switch removes everything the extension draws on the page and brings it back without a reload.
• Your ignore queue survives the switch. Jobs pause, can still be removed, and resume when the extension is back on.
• Fixed swipes that could be quietly lost.
• Covers of ignored games are now blurred by default.
• Clearer undo menu with a −/+ stepper instead of preset counts.
• Minor bug fixes, refactoring, optimizations and security improvements.

v1.2.2

• Keep High Score fix - Steam recoloured the review scores on the Discovery Queue card, and the automation was still looking for the old colours, which meant that with Keep High Score ticked a run quietly ignored nothing. Fixed, and both queues now read the same list of colours.

v1.2.1
- The counter now counts the queue - games ignored by the curator queue add to Total Ignored in the popup, and a rollback takes them back out of it, so the number reflects what the extension has actually done rather than only what you ignored by hand. Last Ignored stays hand-made on purpose: one queue job would bury it under hundreds of nameless entries.
- Interface polish - the Auto-advance hint is drawn by the extension instead of the browser, so it shows up in the on-page panel too.
- Bug fixes - popup layout corrections: full-width mode switches, and the undo hint moved under the button it explains.

v1.2
- Curator ignore queue - stage an entire curator's list into a queue and let the extension work through it, paced so it never hammers Steam. Pause, resume, or drop individual jobs from the curator page or the queue view.
- Background draining - on Chrome/Edge the queue keeps going with no Steam tab open at all; close the window and come back to a finished list.
- Undo - a built-in undo applet reverses recent ignores, either by time ("the last hour") or by count ("the last 20"), from the settings interface.
- Un-ignore a single game - the mirror gesture of the ignore swipe: hold Right-Click and draw a circle (either direction) or a right-left zigzag across a badged capsule, and that one game is un-ignored on Steam - no store page, no undo batch. All three actions - Ignore, Already Played, Un-ignore - now draw from the same set of bindings (Ctrl/Shift/Alt + click, either swipe, the circle), so you can ignore by circling and un-ignore by swiping if that suits your hand better; no two actions may share one binding. And a click on the IGNORED badge, either button, always un-ignores, whatever the settings say.
- Deferred manual ignore - swipes and hotkeys now enqueue instead of firing a request immediately, so a burst of ignores is paced like the rest of the queue and the badge still appears instantly.
- Ignore-rate governor - every ignore request from every part of the extension passes through one shared pacer, and stops on its own if you sign out of Steam or switch the extension off.
- On-page interface - the settings/history panel now lives in a launcher on the Steam page itself (with a toolbar-popup mode still available), which also makes it usable inside the Steam desktop client.
- 19 interface languages, up from 17.

v1.1:

• Multi-language interface - the popup and on-page UI are now localized, with a language selector in the popup (17 languages).
• Opt-in blur for ignored covers - optionally blur the cover art of ignored games so they read as visually "crossed out"; toggle it in the popup settings (off by default).
• Better coverage across Steam pages - fixed the IGNORED badge placement on tag/sale pages and hardened the Discovery Queue automation so it keeps working when Steam's UI is in a non-English language.
• Bug fixes - corrected the wrong game name being saved from the popup, fixed a popup frame glitch, and fixed a page-reload issue in the Your Discovery Queue helper.