The AI Recommendations table now loads more rows automatically as you scroll down, so you no longer click through page after page to reach the bottom of your list. The issue counts shown on the table, inside the detail view and in the filters now all match each other. Working through a long list of site fixes takes noticeably fewer clicks.

How do I see more recommendations now?

Just keep scrolling. When you reach the bottom of the visible rows, the next batch loads on its own, and it keeps doing that until you have seen every recommendation. There are no page numbers to click and no next button to find.

Why did the issue numbers not match before?

The count on the main table could differ from the count shown once you opened a recommendation or applied a filter, which made it hard to tell how much work was actually left. Those counts are now calculated the same way everywhere. The number you see on the table is the number you get when you open or filter it.

Who benefits most from this?

Anyone working through a site with a long list of SEO issues. The more recommendations your site has, the more pagination was costing you, so larger sites feel the difference most.

• Review more recommendations in one pass.
• Fewer clicks to reach older or lower-priority items.
• Counts you can trust when deciding what to tackle next.

You will find this under the SEO section, on the AI Recommendations table.

This update was originally released in September 2025. Menu locations may have changed since.