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"Look up location from GPS" now actually runs on its own. The location lookup was only executed when Use folder context was also enabled — with folder context off, enabling the GPS/location option did nothing at all (no network request, no location filled). Each source now runs on its own checkbox independently: folder-name detection, the EXIF-date fallback, and the location lookup no longer depend on one another. Reported on GitHub (#18) — thanks to @garypdev, whose Wireshark capture (no outbound request) pinpointed it.
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Location lookup renamed and clarified. The option is now "Look up location from photo GPS / metadata": it fills the Location field from the place name your cataloguer (e.g. Lightroom) already resolved — City/State/Country, from the file or its .xmp sidecar, with no network request — and only reverse-geocodes the GPS coordinates via OpenStreetMap when there's no such place name. The tooltip and consent dialog now describe this.