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.