Riser5

I am just wondering that since I am a paying member of Geocaching I thought I had use of Google maps for the features of geocaching. I thought this would include the Manage location map, which also has seemed to lose the whole coordinate function and is now just 2 points instead of the three. Also the map features on the geocache page, each of the maps aren't google maps either. I thought with premium membership you had use of google maps in these features as well

How come we have had the main maps removed but the minimap on the cache page is still there!? The latest update has upset many cachers and myself as well. I am displeased with the speed the maps are going. Also when I look for caches I use the map to see where I am off to. Then once I have had a look, I then look at the Ariel maps to see what I have to do. The Ariel map for New Zealand, shows it at an extremely far distance and there is no detail.

I also use a program on my cellphone, called "c:geo". It also has the circles available for use. It shows red opaque circles around traditional caches and dotted line circles around multi and puzzle caches. It is very helpful. Especially if you have a particular location you want to use, then you can see if you are out of the reach of the other cache. Would it be possible to implement this on the geocaching website maps? It may not tell you about hidden waypoints, but it would give you a general idea.

Got mine last week. This is it after a shower fresh after the 2 hours and a lot of pain; but my design came out as I wanted. Geocaching logo, slightly altered with a Mythosaur(Creature from Star Wars, Boba Fett had one on his shoulder) in the middle.

This is just a slice of a larger feature set to be implemented in the future. Some other aspects include the ability to sync between Android and iPhone applications, as well as the two features you mentioned. Personal Notes are a nice enhancement, but I wish they were at the bottom of each listing rather than at the top, where they push the cache info down the page. If you don't use it, it's a blank box wasting valuable space at the top of the page, making you scroll down to see the cache info. I wish they were at the bottom of each listing rather than at the top, where they push the cache info down the page. If you don't use it, it's a blank box wasting valuable space at the top of the page, making you scroll down to see the cache info. My thoughts exactly!