This is one of the cases where the ability to copy-paste departure conditions would help. Imagine being able to shift-right click on the UI tile that says [Fulgora - unload] to copy all conditions in it and shift-left click on another one (say [Vulcanus - unload]) to paste them there.

On top of ...

If you want to equip an item your mouse is hovering, and you don't have it in your inventory, a logistic request for said item is created (if logistic slots are available). Or maybe the game does that only if you press Shift + Q, or Ctrl + Q requests a full stack of the item, etc.

I made it! replacing, in the save files, the "script.dat" files for the ones in the new save.

So, I played Seablock 0.16 and decided to instead go for a regular game, so, from the 30-ish mod list, I disabled the seablock specific ones (A Sea Block Congif_0.2.4, etc) and started a new game.
As I was advancing in that game, I realized some recipes were locked: higher tier logistic robots ...

Pneumatic tubes as a new kind of belt?
+Items would need to be put into a container before? (like barrels traveling trough translucid pipes)
+A pneumatic system involving air management?
+Insted of inserting items on them, they could connect from the bottom of chests, or a new, dedicated container ...

So many bug fixes so fast it's amazing!

It's good that you removed using underground belts to compress belts, it felt cheaty to do it and it's unintuitive.
But I think side loading is a legitimate way to compress a belt

This is not cool and I don't like it:

But that is just using side loading ...

Side loading and inserters should definitely compress belts! Otherwise you would have to put big, unnecessary splitter setups after everything that is supposed to handle a compressed belt of stuff. That wouldn't be an interesting mechanic, just annoying repetition once you figured it out.
Please ...