PhotoScribe v1.5.6

The location lookup had several compounding faults. This release fixes all of them.

Fixed

• The location option no longer switches itself off between sessions. "Look up location from photo GPS / metadata" was never saved, so it silently reset to unticked on every launch — while the one-time consent was remembered, making it look as though the option should still be on. It now persists, as do "Use folder context" and the EXIF-date fallback.
• Location now takes effect when you enable it, and on Regenerate. It used to be resolved once, when photos were loaded. Ticking the option afterwards, or re-running Regenerate, did nothing — you had to clear and reload the folder. The location is now resolved per photo when the metadata is generated.
• Each photo gets its own location. Previously one location was sampled from the first few files and applied to the whole batch, so a folder spanning several places tagged them all identically — and a geotagged photo further down the list was never even looked at. Anything typed into the Location field still overrides everything, for every photo.
• Rural and coastal places are named properly. The geocoder ignored OpenStreetMap's locality and neighbourhood fields, so a beach at Gerroa, NSW came back as the useless "New South Wales, Australia". It now reads them, giving "Gerroa, New South Wales, Australia".
• The lookup says what it found. It logs the location resolved for each photo, and says so once when a photo has no GPS or place name at all, instead of failing silently.

Changed

• Geocoding results are cached and rate-limited. Coordinates are rounded (~11m) and cached, so a folder shot in one place makes a single request, and requests are held to one per second in line with OpenStreetMap Nominatim's usage policy.

Note: the Location field no longer auto-fills when photos are loaded. That is deliberate — filling it pinned the whole batch to a single place. Each photo's location now goes straight into its own prompt, and is shown in the log.