SnapEnchance, a popular Snapchat tool for automating downloads, has been experiencing some issues that users are reporting. This article outlines these problems, aiming to shed light on the challenges faced and potentially find solutions.

One major issue is the failure to save friend snaps when using the 'Auto Download Sources' feature within 'Features - Downloader'. Turning on the 'Everyone except...' option in 'Rules - Auto Download' allows saving friend snaps but leads to another problem: SnapEnchance incorrectly labels all received snaps as 'chat_media', rather than correctly identifying them as friend snaps. This can cause confusion and organization issues.

Furthermore, users report difficulties downloading multi-part snaps. When a snap is broken down into multiple segments by Snapchat, SnapEnchance often only saves the last segment. This leaves users with incomplete content. Another inconsistency occurs with story downloads. Photos download smoothly, but videos frequently fail, showing 'failure' errors in the 'SnapEnchance - Tasks' section. This issue seems random, affecting some stories while successfully downloading others.

While SnapEnchance provides a valuable service for automating Snapchat downloads, these bugs hinder its functionality. It's essential that developers address these issues to ensure a seamless and reliable user experience.

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