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• Options shows the Huggle options.

• My talk page (M) will display the latest revision of your talk page, which is useful for checking of new messages.

• Abort (Esc) kills the last query on a stack. This option may not work if you didn't enable delayed reverts.

• Change Provider lets you change the provider of edits to a different one (Wiki / IRC / XmlRcs).
  • Wiki - A basic feed provider which always works. It uses the MediaWiki API which it periodically polls to get a list of recent changes. It's slow and ineffective, but it doesn't depend on any 3rd party, so it's used as a fallback when everything else fails.
  • IRC - Uses the classic IRC-based recent changes feed. It's much faster at receiving information about new edits in real time.
  • XmlRcs - XmlRcs is most modern technology that is built around Event Streams and receives its data in YAML, which is meant to eventually replace the IRC feed. Unfortunately it's not very stable. So in case it's down, Huggle falls back to the IRC stream. On systems where IRC doesn't work (or when that is down), Huggle falls back to Wiki API polling.

• Stop provider stops the current provider so that Huggle will stop retrieving new edits. This is useful if you want to keep Huggle running but you want to "pause" it.

• Mass action reverts or deletes all edits made by a user, but it will not send any message to them.