Typing in the Pinterest search no longer fires a query on every letter: press Enter or the Search button. The grid deals pins row by row, so the top results are the first row, not the tallest column. The extension (1.29.0) takes one keyword, asks Pinterest what it suggests around it, and scrapes all of them one after another without stopping halfway down the page.
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The search box searched while you were still typing, so a nine-letter word cost nine queries and the grid jumped nine times. Now it waits for Enter or for the Search button, on every text field in the toolbar.
- First row, best pins. Pinterest grids stack cards into columns, and a column of short cards ran ahead of the others, so the pin ranked first could sit half a screen down. The grid now deals pins across the columns in order: ranks 1 to 4 across the top, then the next row. Load more continues the count.
- Extension 1.29.0: keyword runs. Type "montessori playroom" in the popup and the extension asks Pinterest for the suggestions it shows around that search (the guided chips and the typeahead), lists them, and scrapes the keyword and every suggestion one after another, as a run you can watch on the page.
- No more stopping halfway. Pinterest loads the next pins late, and the scroller used to decide the page had ended before they arrived. It now waits up to twelve seconds for the page to grow, nudges once in the middle, and gives up only after four true stalls.
The pins land in the same Pinterest explorer, under the topic each keyword was saved to.