> How can this raw product be liked by many?
The fact is that it is/was the least bad.

It tries to do a very complex thing anyway, and the web has been completely
f*cked in the last 15 years, and gets major changes every few months.

And this product was just a single person's hobby project.

A software like this would have to interface with a proper browser engine
these days; it's actually surprising how much it still works.

But actually for your problem, I don't want to look into it (since you'll
probably never see this message) but in most cases you can solve these
problems, with the right settings, a lot of filters and attempts.