@stevimigaku it appears to work in Chrome. I am going to set up the Chrome extension to match the Edge extension (same dictionaries and such) to see if it something along the way breaks it. If not then I'll just use Chrome when making cards

@stevimigaku I've disabled this feature and the issue still remains.

@stevimigaku what is "Test participation in Netflix"? Haha. I am using Edge, which runs on Chromium. I can try Chrome but I haven't found an extension that behaves differently between the two yet. Let me find something on YouTube to try.

EDIT:
YouTube appears to work fine.

@stevimigaku it's possible that I am still misunderstanding this.

If I go to the show with recording disabled, run the parser and everything, and then click attempt to create a card it tells me I need recording to be enabled.

At this point, I enable recording and click to create the card and it records the previous line of audio (though the rest of the info on the card is correct).

Disabling/re-enabling the recording feature doesn't change this behavior.

It really seems to be an off-by-one error when scanning to the correct timestamp in the video, as it is always, consistently the previous line. No matter which line I click on, I get the previous line's audio in full.

This extension isn't open source, correct? I'm curious about how this could be going wrong in the code as I've never made something on the web where timestamps are treated differently across browsers/devices.

@stevimigaku can you go into a bit more detail behind what you mean here by turning it off and back on?

@kieranmigaku any progress on this? Debating getting a refund until this bug is fixed as this is the primary reason that I paid for it.

Thanks!