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Bulk-automates submitting links to Google's Remove Outdated Content tool, with a skip-list and resumable progress. Outdated Content Automator walks Google's "Remove Outdated Content" request flow for you, one link at a time, so you don't have to click through New request → Image tab → Copy link address → paste URL → Submit → Ok by hand for every URL. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the Remove Outdated Content page in Search Console. 2. Click the extension icon, paste your links (one per line), and press "Start processing". 3. The extension submits each link in turn and shows live progress. FEATURES • Bulk submit — paste many links and walk away. • Skip-list — every submitted URL is remembered, so re-adding a link skips it instead of submitting twice. Export/import the list as a file for backup. • Resumable — progress is saved, so you can stop and pick up where you left off. • Patient with slow dialogs — it waits out Google's "Checking page URL" step instead of racing it, and detects rate-limit errors so it stops cleanly. • Tunable timing — every wait value lives in a single config file you can adjust for a faster or a slower, more cautious pace. • Downloadable run log — timestamped per-step log for troubleshooting. PRIVACY Everything stays in your browser. No analytics, no tracking, no data sent to the developer. The extension runs only on the Remove Outdated Content page. See the privacy policy for details. NOTE Submissions go through your own Google account, which Google rate-limits. Running one tab is the steadiest pace; the extension stops cleanly if Google returns a "Something went wrong" rate-limit error so you can reload and resume. ```
Jun 4, 2026
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