The Updates page at https://jmtechpower.com/updates groups every change under month headings. Once a few months have piled up, getting back to, say, October means a lot of scrolling — so there is now a Jump to row just above the changelog.

How it works

• One link per month, newest first, for example November 2026, October 2026, August 2026.
• A count beside each month shows how many changes it holds, so you can see at a glance which months were busy.
• Pick a month and the page scrolls straight to that month's heading. The address changes to something like https://jmtechpower.com/updates#month-2026-10, so the back button takes you back to where you were.

It follows your filters

The row is built from whatever the page is showing. Choose a type chip such as Features, or search for a word, and the row only lists the months that still have matching changes — with counts for just those changes. If everything you are looking at falls in one month, the row hides itself, because there is nowhere to jump to.

Chinese and screen readers

• In Chinese the row starts with 跳到： and the months read like 2026年10月.
• Screen readers find it as a navigation landmark called "Jump to month" (跳到月份), and each link is read with its count in words, for example "October 2026, 21 updates" (2026年10月，21 条更新), rather than a bare number.

Good to know

• No account is needed; the row is the same for everyone.
• The month headings it links to are explained in The Updates page is now grouped by month on the Articles page.

Try it at https://jmtechpower.com/updates, or go home at https://jmtechpower.com/.