Rejecting images via keyboard shortcuts rejects wrong images

Hello,
It is possible that I am doing something wrong. I am reviewing many images, and I am using alt-del to reject some. Behavior seems wonky:
- sometimes alt-del marks a message as 'rejected', and that's it
- sometimes alt-del marks a message as 'rejected' and thumbnail auto-advances
- and finally, the biggest problem, sometimes alt-del marks the wrong image (typically few images ahead)
This is in 6.0.1.6 x64
Am I doing something weird, or is this a real (known?) problem?
Thanks

Thanks. I was reviewing in the grid. This does not seem to be happening, now that I got rid of the cache.

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