Why is, for example, the number of episodes watched per day giving the figure based on the current year and not on the current month?
I’ve watched 8 episodes so far in February, and it says 0.2 per day. Well, that’s only because it’s dividing 8 episodes by 36 days (31 days in January + 5 days in February). Makes no sense to me.
not that my opinion matters or will help but that is definitely loading the Year to Date template for some reason. I tried loading mine up and it loads the correct Month in Review template. I even tried loading the Year to Date and changing the URL to the Month in Review and it switches templates correctly for me.
I’ve opened it on Edge and Firefox, and several Chrome profiles, and it works as intended, except in my main Chrome profile, where it also loads the wrong template.
Ok, I’ve found the problem. In my “year in review” page I usually have the “default” profile selected, because that’s the one that I like, I don’t like a new template for each year.
Now I’ve changed it to “Auto”, and the “month in review” loads the correct template.
Not happy with that, but at least now I know how it works.
Sorry for spamming so many messages in a short time.
we’re in the first week of february, and you have 8 plays so far.
8 divided by 4 weeks is 2.0 (since february has 28 days, it’s even exact 4 weeks)
and for the per day its 8 divided by 28 days is 0.28~ rounded to 0.3
Oh Sonply was first, hahaha.
It’s month in review, not X days of month in review xD
Oh and another EDIT:
The year in review DOES calculate only up until today, but that one also says “Year to date” soooo, that’s gucci!
ALSO super off about the default theme bug. I actually thought that might be the case, and switched my theme to 2024 one, but that made no difference for the month in review. Maybe it’s only with default theme? I can reproduce that, seems like a (minor!) bug. Seems like its the same issue with other years except 2024!
I don’t understand why the “year in review” calculates the statistics based on the current day, but the “month in review” does it based on the whole month.