This is a list of current fixes for 0.9.123

* BUGFIX: Fixed multithreading in itemview grouping
* BUGFIX: Search Browser did not handle multivalue Teams, Locations
* BUGFIX: Fixed export of WebComics
* BUGFIX: Fixed PDF export
* BUGFIX: Wrong initial states for Preferences/eComic Folder buttons
* BUGFIX: In some circumstances multiple concurrent scans could run (should fix duplicate entries)
* BUGFIX: Pending Tasks Dialog could be resized too small
* BUGFIX: "Export eComics" now correctly handles all cases for exporing remote eComics
* BUGFIX: Broke special Index Scraper feature in 0.9.122 (notable in Freak Angels WebComic)

The itemview grouping bug should be the one people experiencing while browsing lists. Most notable the Freak Angels WebComic is not working correctly in 0.9.122. Weekend should see the 0.9.123 release.

I found a little glitch in the preferences tabs.

If you minimize a section, like say the General section in the Reader tab, do whatever u wanted to do, then press ok with the section still minimized. When you go back to the preferences window and want to maximize the General again, it'll simply disappear. You have to press OK once more and then open the preferences once more for it to be back where it belongs.

It's the same for all the sections in all the preferences tabs. It's far from being a life-threatening glitch but I thought u had to know.

Keep up the great work cYo!

nice to see you're back.

And nice catch
And good to have French up to date again

I experience an annoying glitch in the 'Info ...' window (single book version). I didn't notice any other posts about it so here goes.

When I switch back and forth between books in a stack to copy meta data from one to the other using the Previous and Next buttons the main comic list seems to reload. This causes a performance hit that wasn't there a few versions ago, but in version 0.9.122 it got worse. Now the list layout is sometimes temporarily unstacked, re rendered and then stacked again witch causes unprofessional looking flashing.

Huge fan of ComicRack, keep up the good work.

Jan

That sounds like hardware acceleration settings acting up.

edit:
Should also note there is a way to avoid what you are doing.



Goto the stack you want to work with, go into the stack, once in the stack, click that cirlced red button. sometimes it hides under the drop down list with can be found by clicking where the red arrow is pointing.

This will open the stack in a new Library tab. From here you can navigate to the other stack you want to work with and just tab between the two stacks without having an in between step.