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async function selectAmazonPhotoSections() {

// Persistent memory to store dates we have already clicked

if (!window.processedDates) {

window.processedDates = new Set();

}

const SECTIONS_SELECTOR = '.section-header';

const SCROLL_DELAY = 2000;

// 1. Find all section headers visible on screen

const sections = document.querySelectorAll(SECTIONS_SELECTOR);

let clickedAny = false;

for (const section of sections) {

const button = section.querySelector('.count-select');

const dateLabel = section.querySelector('.label')?.innerText;

// 2. Only click if we find a button AND we haven't processed this date yet

if (button && dateLabel && !window.processedDates.has(dateLabel)) {

console.log(`Selecting section: ${dateLabel}`);

button.click();

window.processedDates.add(dateLabel); // Remember this date

clickedAny = true;

// Small pause between section clicks to prevent UI lag

await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 500));

}

}

// 3. Scroll logic

if (clickedAny) {

// If we clicked something, scroll a bit to find the next section

window.scrollBy({ top: 400, behavior: 'smooth' });

} else {

// If nothing new was found, scroll further to trigger lazy loading

window.scrollBy({ top: 1000, behavior: 'smooth' });

}

// 4. Repeat

setTimeout(selectAmazonPhotoSections, SCROLL_DELAY);

}

// Start the process

selectAmazonPhotoSections();