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Deleating maps create copies of the deleated map

I remember long ago when this site was younger, I contacted the devs to help fix some problems that happened with my game, with the duplication of deleted maps being one of the odder problems, and it was ultimately resolved as a weird problem that was specific to that roll20 editor. So I made a new campaign for the game and all was well. However it has started to happen again and in campaigns I GM as well. It doesn't happen for every map I delete and some days it may not happen, however when it does happen, it will consistently happen. I am running the latest version of Mozilla Firefox on my Windows 7 laptop, however this still happens in Chrome now and again and I don't plan on testing it on Internet explorer long enough to stay on internet explorer. I figured the devs are way too busy as it is now as this problem isn't the end of the world, I've asked some of my friends and it doesn't happen to them, but maybe someone else has this occur to them and has found out what causes the problem or a mod might know what's wrong, I'm hopeful it can be solved. (I did run the steps provided in the Technical Issues and it still occurs).
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Stephen Koontz
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Can you provide a console log (Step 4) that captures when this issue happens?
Steve K. said: Can you provide a console log (Step 4) that captures when this issue happens? Ah right, I apologize, I'll keep it up next time I run a game and copy it when the error occurs, otherwise I'm not sure where in the log it occurs as I don't see any difference in the code personally.