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Managed to successfully delete the image, but couldn't add a new one. It's possible the image is too big size-wise. The one I was trying was 1024x1024, but when I shrank it to 512x512 it worked.

I'm getting the same kind of error, even with just deleting the background image.

You're right - I only checked Chrome, but it works as intended in Edge as well as Firefox. Typical Google breaking Google.

A minor quibble. The link to Google Maps, e.g.: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=S 41° 05.087 E 175° 00.599 (GC3C0XF)+ Results in the following text on Google Maps: Following that extra link then responds with: Can the website be updated to remove the spaces after S/N, E/W? This is either a recent change by gc.com or Google Maps.

Have I got news for you...

The stage name/location is a critical piece of information that needs to be added to the email. Especially when the functionality is "Can't complete stage"

Emails do not appear to be sent out. I've received a review on one of my Adventures, but have not received any notification email. I've checked my SPAM folder as well as my deleted items (in case it was caught up in a rule), but nothing present.

How often do you go back and review an Adventure after the fact, and not right when you've completed it and the prompt pops up? However, unless it's sequential, there isn't a way to tell what location a user is when they complete the Adventure. (first three finders notwithstanding)

What I would really like to see is a way to filter caches that DON'T have a selected filter, e.g. puzzle caches that aren't AdLab bonus caches. And while I'm at it, the current attribute filter options only allow for positive attributes, not negative (unless they come up with both in the results).

Thank you! It works perfectly! I tried writing my own by removing the listener but couldn't work out where it was being attached. Your way of just ignoring the propagation is wonderfully elegant.

Just discovered this issue - it appears that everywhere else the distance to the locationless cache is ignored except for trackables. If I delete the trackable visit log, does that reset the distance travelled? Or is it now a permanent fixture?

I've just had this happen to me. My Chrome needed updating and after relaunching, it's working fine again.

The script is free to use (IIRC).

If you use the project-gc integration script, I've added a feature request to provide a toggle (similar to the other integration options). If you use a plugin for your own custom CSS (e.g. Stylebot), you could add this rule: div.upvotes{display:none !important} Or use the uBlock origin content block snippet provided by @koeniglich above Edit: I've contributed to the project-gc integration script and the changes have been released.

I had something similar when re-enabling a cache of mine, clicking Enable defaulted to Owner Maintenance.

Right-clicking the link in Gmail and selecting Open link in new tab works, still. For those wanting a quick workaround.

Please, please, please give us the ability to exclude attributes. Here's my default view of all my unsolved puzzles in New Zealand (newest first). There's only two in that list that aren't AL Bonus caches, and I want to be able to filter out the bonus caches:

I've just run into this myself. I have discovered that if you delete a lab find, a link displays at the bottom of your logs page where you can view your deleted lab finds and undelete a deleted find.

A tool is coming, but in the meantime you can use GSAK with the 360degrees macro. Discussion and instructions on the project-gc forums: https://project-gc.com/qa/?qa=22492/the-all-around-cacher-badge-tool&show=22565

If you have a bonus cache for your AL, you could just add the AL waypoints to it and set them to physical, which takes care of the proximity issues. Another reason for adding the waypoints to the bonus is that it lets the finders know where they would be going outside the AL app. I did it this way for my AL (except as virtuals), as I was trying to make it tourist-friendly. I wish it was more common to do it this way. There are four ALs in central Sydney and I've only got one day for cache hunting, so it would be nice to be able to easily see where all the waypoints are and for which AL without swapping between them in the app (and my gc app of choice for the other caches). (Although only one of them is a visit in any order, with the others being point-to-point).

@thebruce0: imgcdn means the server is part of a Content Delivery Network (if it was country-based, it would have been imgca )

As this is a cache with published coordinates, does that mean if you log it, it will affect your cache-to-cache distance, depending on where you logged the previous and subsequent finds? It appears my oppportunity will have me travel from Auckland to Seattle and back again in the one day. A meaningless number, I know, but there are challenge caches that depend on that statistic.

As it's a one-off - maybe GS can add the "Announcement" log type so it's easier to filter those messages. I'm only watching to see where Signal goes (presume an HQ announcement at each event)

Finish the (now archived) challenge series of 250 finds in each month - Februrary and May to go. Feb shouldn't be an issue - going to Sydney for a conference so booked in an extra day to make sure I grab Lane Cove - the only cache outside of the US that's older than the one I have. Hopefully the fires will be under control so I can breathe crossing the SHB.

You can sign up for notifications on Project-GC (if PGC premium) to tell you when you've had favourites added or removed - I assume that includes archived caches as well.