I’ve noticed this issue from version 3.4 and it happens on 3.5 as well.
After I pulse, sometimes the unpulsed application data for some applications (but not all) doesn’t reset and it sticks around on subsequent pulses, inflating the application key/click counts.
In my last 4 pulses the application data for Quaver didn’t reset and cumulated/duplicated from one pulse to another.
Pulse 1: https://whatpulse.org/stats/pulse/319738734/
https://i.imgur.com/sUjm89U.jpg
The application data key count doesn’t seem to add up perfectly to the pulse key count but that’s an older bug where some applications don’t get tracked. However the application data is displayed fine for Quaver as that was the main source of key presses during this pulse.
Pulse 2: https://whatpulse.org/stats/pulse/319759725/
https://i.imgur.com/iDB9z6Q.jpg
As you can see, the application data for Quaver hasn’t reset and the key count is higher than that of the pulse itself. Also I haven’t used VirtualBox for 4 hours and 33k keys that day, so it seems to have duplicated from past usages.
Pulse 3: https://whatpulse.org/stats/pulse/319777630/
https://i.imgur.com/lkUcHj4.jpg
Again, Quaver has duplicated the keys/uptime from the past pulses, showing a higher key count than the pulse itself, and VirtualBox has duplicated its stats too, because I’ve only used it for a few minutes that day.
Pulse 4: https://whatpulse.org/stats/pulse/319796284/
https://i.imgur.com/ROJGcGR.jpg
The last pulse which just reinforces the prior statements, the Quaver key count in this pulse is 229,512 , which is identical to the 3rd pulse, because I haven’t played Quaver at all during the duration of this pulse.
This issue wasn’t occurring on Whatpulse 3.3 and earlier. I switched back to 3.3 for a while and I checked the pulses and it wasn’t occurring. I think I’m going to roll back until this is fixed because it’s ruining my application stats.
Windows 10 x64 bit