If preloading is enabled. When using an image gallary website like Exhentai and E-hentai, if you save a file normally or as a favorite, going to the next preloaded search result will show the previously saved image. This will continue to happen even if you close the gallary, open a new gallary, switch between sites, or restart grabber.
Steps to reproduce
Set Preloading to 1 or higher in settings and save changes
Click "Sources" and set exhentai/e-hentai as a source
Search for anything that show a gallary
Open any gallary and open an image/gif in the gallary
Save the image/Save the image as favorite
Click on either the next or previous search result arrow
The image should repeat and the save buttons should read "Already saved (fav)" / "MD5 already exists"
Repeat 4,6,7 on any gallary and the same image should display itself
(Note: May need to repeat step 5 and beyond as this doesn't seem to happen every time)
Expected behavior
The next image in the gallary to display itself as normal.
Even when the issue is happening, opening any other source excluding the two that were mentioned will work as normal. The only real workarounds I could find were to set preloading back to 0, or to delete the saved image entirely using either the file directory or the button at the bottom of the screen. As stated, setting preloading to 0 even without delete the image will fix temporarily fix the issue.
Bug description
If preloading is enabled. When using an image gallary website like Exhentai and E-hentai, if you save a file normally or as a favorite, going to the next preloaded search result will show the previously saved image. This will continue to happen even if you close the gallary, open a new gallary, switch between sites, or restart grabber.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The next image in the gallary to display itself as normal.
Context
main.log
Settings.ini
System information
Additional context
Even when the issue is happening, opening any other source excluding the two that were mentioned will work as normal. The only real workarounds I could find were to set preloading back to 0, or to delete the saved image entirely using either the file directory or the button at the bottom of the screen. As stated, setting preloading to 0 even without delete the image will fix temporarily fix the issue.