This seems to be a long-standing Fuse bug, in that it's present in the years-old previous version 1.5.6 for the Mac. (I haven't tried other platform releases.)
It's trivial, but a fix would be nice. Basically, all the data blocks listed in the Tape Browser window, when a .tap or .tzx file is loaded, are reported as being 2 bytes longer than their actual length.
For example, a SCREEN$ data block should be 6912 bytes long, but is reported as 6914. The issue seems to apply to everything listed.
This seems to be a long-standing Fuse bug, in that it's present in the years-old previous version 1.5.6 for the Mac. (I haven't tried other platform releases.)
It's trivial, but a fix would be nice. Basically, all the data blocks listed in the Tape Browser window, when a .tap or .tzx file is loaded, are reported as being 2 bytes longer than their actual length.
For example, a SCREEN$ data block should be 6912 bytes long, but is reported as 6914. The issue seems to apply to everything listed.