Diagnose no longer reports a mix-up over a title that is not out yet. An announced movie that shares its name with one you own (the announced "Highlander" against the 1986 one on your shelf) was read as a misidentified item, because an announced title usually carries no date at all, so the year test that tells a remake from the original had nothing to compare. It now says what is actually true: the one you own is an earlier, different release and nothing needs fixing.
A scan, and clearing off what you have filled in, now read less of your library:
- Every query asks the server for only the parts it uses, so an item no longer arrives carrying its images and every user's playstate alongside it.
- The snapshot of what you own that a scan holds for its whole run keeps only what it compares against rather than the library items themselves, so a long scan no longer holds your library in memory while it waits on the providers.
- Clearing a whole heading, or verifying a long TODO list, checks your library once for the batch instead of once per row.
Nothing changes about what is found or what is cleared.