What's new in Queber

New

• Support now accepts videos, audio, and other files up to 200 MB each, and plays videos and audio in the conversation.
• The free Subreddit rules checker on the website shows a community's rules, post types, and required flair.

Updates

• Post checks that read comments now take longer, because Queber reads the comments at a person's pace.
• The whole website, the Support page included, is now in Russian, Ukrainian, and Spanish.

Fixes

• Auto Comment, the API, and MCP no longer refuse to reply to some recent Reddit comments.
• Auto Comment no longer fails to reply to a comment that has a long thread of replies under it.
• Support now says which size limit a file goes over, instead of "Could not send the support message".

New

• The Dashboard now tells you when your plan is about to end, with a button to renew it.
• Before your plan ends, Queber reminds you by email and in Telegram.
• After each payment, you get a receipt by email and in Telegram.

Updates

• When the pause between posts moves a post's start, Queber now shows which post was too close.
• The Queue now explains why jobs are paused: the plan lacks the automation or credits ran out.

Fixes

• The sign-in and sign-up screen now scrolls when the form doesn't fit the window.

New

• Auto Comment can now remember each profile's comment time, separately from the time of its posts.

Updates

• On Reddit, Queber now types plain posts and comments of any length like a person, not only short ones.
• Under a long plain text, Queber now shows about how long it will take to type.
• The update window now shows how many jobs are running and warns that installing stops them.
• No new jobs start while an update downloads.
• Starting with the next update, the update window shows what's new in your app's language.
• Scheduled jobs that missed their time while Queber was closed or you were signed out now fail instead of starting late.

Fixes

• A job running when Queber closes or restarts for an update no longer starts again and posts twice.

New

• You can comment on or check a published post from the Queue, with its profile and link filled in.
• You can also select several published posts in the Queue and check them in one run.
• You can now copy a completed job and run it again, with its post, comment, or links filled in.
• In a copy, you can change the profile, subreddit, or link before you start it.
• Checks of your own posts now also show shares, reposts, and the countries with the most views.
• You can now bring archived jobs back to the Queue, one by one or several at once, also through the API and MCP.

Updates

• On Reddit, Queber now types short plain posts and comments like a person and pastes formatted or longer text.
• Queber now stops posts and comments before typing when Reddit asks the account to prove it is human.
• Queber now syncs your Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, and GoLogin profiles automatically at every sign-in and app start.
• Queber now imports every Dolphin Anty profile, not just the first 100, even with the Dolphin Anty app closed.
• When a profile is deleted, its jobs that have not started now fail right away and show why.
• Queber no longer deletes a profile or disconnects an integration while one of its jobs is running.
• If your plan does not renew, the Dashboard and the website's account page now show its end date.
• Jobs waiting to run can no longer be archived, so a job in the archive never starts by surprise.
• Changing the profile or subreddit while writing a post no longer clears its title, text, and images.
• If a subreddit does not accept your post type, Queber now says so instead of switching it.
• Settings now asks before deleting unused media.
• Deleting unused media now keeps files added in the last day.

Fixes

• Plans that renew now get fresh credits each period instead of staying at zero after the first one.
• Comment jobs and the free check before commenting no longer fail by mistake while the post page loads.
• A retried comment job no longer posts its comment a second time when the post's comments load slowly.
• Reddit's saved draft from an earlier attempt no longer ends up in a new post or comment.
• Link posts no longer stop when the link ends with a period or other punctuation.
• Queber now puts back what you had copied after it pastes a post or comment.
• Telegram reports now come fully in your language, and post and comment text no longer shows " ".
• Post checks now reliably show the views of your own posts.
• Jobs archived before they ran are back in the Queue and no longer start unseen.
• Images and videos in a post or comment no longer disappear when you edit a job in the Queue.
• Deleting unused media no longer removes images jobs still use, for example when your user folder name has an apostrophe.

New

• You can leave Reddit comments: under a post or as a reply to a comment.
• Before commenting, you can check the post for free: Queber shows whether it takes comments and lists them.
• Pick the comment to answer right in that list, or paste a link to it.
• A comment can have formatting and one image, GIF, or video, if the community allows it.
• Retrying a comment job never posts the same comment twice.
• If Reddit limits how often an account can comment, the job tells you how many minutes to wait.
• Comments run beside posting and post checks, even on the same profile.
• The API and MCP can create comments and check a post before commenting.
• Post checks can read the comments under each post.
• The Jobs page on the website shows what is running now and updates on its own.

Updates

• Post read is now called Post check.
• You can edit waiting comments and post checks in the Queue.
• Post check results copy as JSON, and Telegram sends them as one JSON file.
• The pause setting shows its minutes and explains how it moves posts.
• When a Dolphin profile cannot connect, Queber says the proxy is the most likely cause.
• Telegram reports no longer show a large link preview.
• On Windows, Queber no longer asks for administrator permission at every start.

Fixes

• Queue no longer turns black after you change the grouping.
• Jobs no longer fail when Reddit takes long to finish loading a page.
• If a screen fails to open, Queber shows a message and the menu keeps working.
• Russian and Ukrainian texts now use the right word forms with numbers, such as days.

New

• You can read Reddit posts from a list of links: status, score, and comments.
• Removed posts show the removal message exactly as Reddit wrote it.
• Views of your own posts are read too, rounded as Reddit shows them.
• Post reads run beside posting, so one profile can post and read at the same time.
• Read results can be copied as CSV.
• The Telegram report lists read results and attaches a file for long reads.
• Plans now use credits. Each automation has its own price, and failed or cancelled runs cost nothing.
• Your account on the website has a Job history page with jobs from all your computers.
• Job history shows each job's status, errors, and the credits it used.
• Queue has a Filters panel: date ranges, several profiles at once, platform, and automation.
• You can sort Queue by start time, profile, or status.
• You can pin a Queue group to the top or drag groups into your own order.
• Long groups in Queue show 15 jobs first, and more load when you ask.
• You can change the time of several jobs at once, and the gaps between posts stay the same.
• You can cancel several jobs at once.
• Each job keeps its own pause between posts. You can change it or turn it off when you edit, retry, or reschedule the job.
• Queue marks posts that the pause moved to a later time.
• Queue shows where each job came from: the app, the API, or MCP.
• You can filter Queue and Job history by where jobs came from.

Updates

• Queber 1.2.9 is required to keep running automations and using the API.
• Queue keeps your whole job history until you delete it. The old limit of 500 jobs is gone.
• Queue stays fast even with thousands of jobs.
• Deleting a job also removes its files that no other job uses.
• Jobs stop right away if a profile opens the mobile version of a site, and tell you what to change.
• Queber sends you a Telegram message about each new version, even when the app is closed.
• The website member area has a simpler menu, with your account and sign-out in one place.
• The API returns job lists in pages of 100 jobs.
• Through the API you can set or turn off the pause for each post.
• The API documentation now explains how to retry requests safely.
• The API and MCP can start post reads and return their results.
• In job details, you can fold or resize the results and the logs.
• Right-click a read result to copy its link.
• A job for an automation your plan does not include is refused as soon as you create it.
• The Airtable script no longer creates a second post if you run it again after a lost connection.
• The Airtable script works when one account has several computers.
• The Airtable script uses the pause between posts and shows the real start time.

Fixes

• Older finished jobs no longer disappear from Queue and the API.
• Links to published posts open correctly from Queue and Job history.
• Reusing an API request key for a different post now returns an error instead of skipping that post.
• Retrying an API request after a temporary error now runs it again.
• Numbered and nested lists in support replies display correctly.
• Automation steps after opening a Reddit page no longer stall for up to 20 seconds.
• API job lists now apply the platform and automation filters.
• The Airtable script now posts to the right community when you type it as /r/name.
• Jobs no longer stop at start with "Browser profile did not respond" when the profile is running normally.

New

• Actions API now works when Queber runs on several computers under one account.
• You can group jobs in Queue by profile, status, or target.
• You can select all jobs in a group at once to archive or delete them.
• You can set a random pause between posts from one profile, including posts from Actions API.

Updates

• Queber reconnects to Actions API automatically after a network drop, usually within 20 seconds.
• Opening Queber again switches to the window that is already open instead of starting a second copy.
• Settings shows when Actions API is reconnecting and which name this computer appears under.
• Queue keeps your filters and page when you switch to another screen.
• A new button in Queue clears all filters at once.
• Details of a Reddit community you checked recently load faster.
• The automation script now fills in Reddit posts at a human pace, with short pauses between steps.

Fixes

• A post is no longer created twice when the connection drops in the middle of a request.
• When Reddit limits requests, Queber asks you to try again in a minute instead of showing an error.
• Queue history is no longer lost if Queber closes while saving jobs.
• Queue no longer jumps back to the first page every few seconds.

New

• You can now archive or permanently delete jobs from Queue.
• Select several jobs and archive or delete them together.
• Actions API integrations can now archive and delete jobs.

Updates

• Queber asks for confirmation before archiving or deleting jobs.
• Profile filters are easier to use when you have many browser profiles.
• Reddit posting now lets you search profiles before choosing one.
• Queber keeps Actions API connections healthier during long scheduling runs.
• Queber now sends Telegram alerts when a desktop update is available.

Fixes

• Actions API integrations recover better when the Desktop relay loses connection.

Updates

• Reddit job details now show clearer live progress while Queber prepares and submits a post.
• Browser profile checks now catch unresponsive running sessions before the post script starts.

Fixes

• Jobs no longer sit silently on browser opening when a running profile stops accepting automation.
• Queber now gives clearer guidance when a browser profile needs to be restarted before retrying.

Queber 1.2.5

Fixes

• Reddit media posts now attach images more reliably in the modern composer.
• Queber handles slow browser profiles better when opening the automation tab.
• Reddit posting retries now recover when the Create Post button leaves the browser on the community or user page, and proxy connection failures are explained more clearly.

API

• Actions API and MCP clients can now edit pending, paused, failed, or cancelled automation jobs.
• Reddit jobs created through API or MCP can use a unique flair text as a fallback to flair id.

Web

• Added an Airtable integration page with setup copy, downloadable script, integration links, and support for editing existing Queber jobs from the same Airtable button.

Fixes

• Returning from a password or email code screen now takes you back to sign-in smoothly.
• Reddit user profile targets now open correctly when using u/username.

New

• Added Reddit guides for scheduling posts and preparing browser profiles.

Updates

• Queber's public website is now easier to find in search.
• Public pages now have clearer titles and descriptions in English, Russian, Ukrainian, and Spanish.
• Shared links now keep the selected public website language.

Fixes

• Account and sign-in pages now tell search engines not to list them.
• Support tickets now attach Queber logs correctly on macOS.

New

• macOS downloads now include separate Apple Silicon and Intel builds.

Updates

• Download and release pages now show the exact macOS build type before you install.
• You can edit Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, and GoLogin settings without disconnecting first.
• Queber now follows Reddit's own Create Post flow when starting a post.
• Queber now accepts required Reddit tag choices when a community has no flair options.

Fixes

• Queber now explains when a Reddit community requires approval before posting.
• Queber now explains when a Reddit community does not allow your account to post.
• Scheduled posts paused by plan limits no longer run after their scheduled time has passed.