New
- Added machine-readable status files for every download job.
- Added the ability to resume a job by selecting a previous GalleryFetch-status-*.json file.
- Resume mode restores the original source page, destination directory, and download options.
- Resumed scans skip completed files, retry failed or unfinished downloads, and detect newly added gallery entries.
- Added download-completion tracking to distinguish completed and interrupted transfers accurately.
Changed
- Slow Mode now waits a random 3–8 minutes before each download. It no longer increases scrolling, page-loading, gallery, or inspection delays.
- Diagnostics logs are now created automatically for every job.
- Removed the Create diagnostics log checkbox.
- Diagnostics now use the .log extension and explicitly record the destination directory.
- Human-readable diagnostics and machine-readable resume status remain separate.

Slow Mode now remains selected when reopening the GalleryFetch window or restarting Firefox.
The Status area now clearly indicates when Slow Mode is enabled.
Fixed Slow Mode incorrectly extending the DOM and network quiet check from 15 seconds to 150 seconds.

Added an optional Slow mode setting.
When enabled, download delays, linked-page inspection waits, gallery advancement, quiet periods, and batch pauses are increased by 10×.
Page-scrolling speed and pauses remain unchanged in Slow mode.
Updated countdown messages to accurately show extended wait times.
Added Slow mode status to diagnostic logs.

Release notes — GalleryFetch 1.2.4
- Added automatic 15–30 second pauses after every 50 downloads to improve reliability during large download jobs.
- Added clearer status guidance while GalleryFetch scrolls and scans a page.
- Added a reminder to keep the mouse off the page during scanning, since hovering over page content can reset the stability wait.
- Added the official Firefox extension ID for consistent future updates.