# Changelog of Ofertas de Emprego Jobs Scraper: Empregos em Portugal e Filtros (`getascraper/ofertas-de-emprego-jobs-scraper`) Actor

- **URL**: https://apify.com/getascraper/ofertas-de-emprego-jobs-scraper/changelog.md
- **Full Actor documentation**: https://apify.com/getascraper/ofertas-de-emprego-jobs-scraper.md

## Changelog

All notable changes to this Actor are documented in this file.

### \[1.0] - 2026-10-15

#### Added

- 🔎 Search the newest jobs, or run several search words at once, and read the result pages of any area, zone, contract type, work model, tag or company page you paste in.
- 🎯 Filters for areas of work, contract types, work models (on-site, hybrid, remote in Portugal, remote worldwide), cities and regions, experience level, required languages, words the ad must or must not mention, companies to keep or skip, posted within N days, and jobs that show pay.
- 🧹 Cap the jobs per company, remove look-alike postings, and sort by newest, oldest or company.
- 🧾 Every job now carries its exact publish and expiry dates, work model, contract types, areas, regions, experience, education, languages, benefits, weekly hours, skills, the ad split into requirements, responsibilities, nice-to-haves and offer, salary text with parsed amounts, contact emails and links written in the ad, and the full description.
- 🏢 Optional company profile with about text, website, address and number of open jobs.
- 🔔 Monitor mode for scheduled runs: new, changed and removed jobs since the last run. A job is reported as removed only after its page is confirmed gone.
- 🛡️ Free-plan runs are capped at 25 jobs, 3 runs per day and a 30-minute cooldown, and a limited run always ends as succeeded with the note "No data was collected".
- 📊 Dataset views for jobs, job facts, requirements and offer, companies, and the monitor feed, plus a run summary.

#### Changed

- ⚡ A default run now reads the newest jobs in two requests and finishes in seconds.
- 🔁 Replaced the first version, which guessed at the page layout, with extraction built on the pages the site really serves.