Now you can see why the booker passed on a flagged load, and let it ease off on its own when Amazon pushes back.
- "Skipped: …" chips on flagged loads: when Amazon flags a load that doesn't match your filters, a muted chip names the rule that blocked it (for example "stops > 2", "stem < 45m", or "payout < 20"). Works in regular mode too.
- "Slow down on errors" toggle in Refresh Settings: doubles the wait between refreshes when Amazon returns rate-limit errors (capped at 30s), then snaps back to your normal speed once requests succeed. Off by default.
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The answers below describe how the feature works today, in version 12.18.
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