# Changelog of Google Trends Scraper 📈 Interest, Regions, Related & Trending (`dz_omar/google-trends-scraper`) Actor

- **URL**: https://apify.com/dz_omar/google-trends-scraper/changelog.md
- **Full Actor documentation**: https://apify.com/dz_omar/google-trends-scraper.md

## Changelog

### 0.0 — 2026-11-13

First release.

- Explore searches with the Google Trends website's own choices: up to 5 compared terms per search, 250 locations plus subregions and metro areas (by name or code), 10 time ranges including custom dates, the full category list, and Web, Image, News, Shopping and YouTube search.
- Interest over time with every compared term side by side in one row per period, including hourly and minute-level data for short ranges.
- Interest by region down to country, subregion, metro or city, combining each term's share of the comparison with its own 0–100 interest, with city coordinates and an option to include low-volume regions.
- Top and Rising related queries per term, with Breakout flags, explore links and a flag for queries that don't mention the term.
- Topic suggestions to tell apart the meanings of a term and search a topic directly.
- A summary row per search: averages, peaks, latest values, recent momentum and the leading term.
- Trending now for 125 countries and their regions: every trend in the last 4 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours or 7 days, with category, active-only and sort options, search volume, growth, timing, categories, full breakdown, and news articles with pictures where Google publishes them.
- Paste Google Trends Explore and Trending now URLs, including comparisons across locations or date ranges.
- Several searches and locations in one run; a problem with one line leaves a notice and the rest still runs.
- Interrupted runs continue without repeating delivered data; long runs stop cleanly before their time limit.

Fixes after the first public tests (2026-11-13):

- Minutes and hours with too little search volume now read 0, as on the website's chart and CSV, so short-range summaries (past hour, past 4 hours) match Google's own averages.
- Region comparisons give a term with no data a 0 share next to a term that has data, and every region row of a comparison is labelled the same way.
- A search entered twice (or as both a line and a URL) runs once.