+kltki Posted October 29, 2018 Share Posted October 29, 2018 Hi, When browsing for caches on the map in my home area on my computer, I feel that there is a sea of green, blue, yellow and red (icons for found, traditional, mystery, multi etc.), and I cannot distinguish between individual caches. They are on top of each other, and/or sometimes so close to each other that I cannot see the map underneath. I feel like this is a problem when I want to "scope" for caches, to get a general sense of to which broader area I should go geocaching next. And of course, it is more of a problem in areas with lots of caches. It only applies to lower zoom levels, where you can see a big part of the map. I don't have this problem on high zoom levels, which the icons are probably optimized for. This has always annoyed me somewhat, I feel it is a problem on all devices (computers, phones and tablets). I don't feel it uses modern devices high resolution optimally! The icons could be much smaller for those who want it. An elegant way to solve this would be to have a slider for cache icon sizes!Then every individual could decide what's best for them. Wouldn't this be a nice feature, and an easy one to implement? I think many people in the community have experienced this but maybe doesn't realize it! Best Regards kltki A typical example of a crowded "broader area", where it is hard to distinguish map features underneath, and hard to see individual caches: Approximately the same view on an iPhone. The same problems remain: Quote Link to comment
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