ChromeOS API Partners?

[+sloth96]

Howdy,

 

The geocaching app works on my chromebook but does not take advantage of the larger screen.  Are there any partner apps that work on a chromebook or do a better a job?

 

Thanks

 

[+sloth96]

Cachemaid http://www.cachemaid.com/ seems to work reasonably well on the chromebook.  It expands to full screen.  Now the question is how to get position data into the chromebook.  

Edited November 22, 2021 by sloth96

[+niraD]

22 minutes ago, Surfoo said:

Why do not use c:geo?

For one thing, it violates the terms of use by scraping the site.

[+kunarion]

1 hour ago, Surfoo said:

Why do not use c:geo?

 

You made a contractual agreement to not use web scraping software.

 

"By registering for the services as described below, you agree to all the terms in this Agreement and all terms that are incorporated into this Agreement"

...

"D. Restrictions. Permission to use our services is subject to the following restrictions. You agree not to:

       i. Frame our services, use any robot, spider, scraper, or other means to access, display, or collect data from our services without our express written permission."

[+Viajero Perdido]

Chromebook runs Android apps, right?

 

I've never touched a Chromebook, but I know Locus Map works quite well on my 12" Samsung tablet.  Adapts just fine to those 2800x1752 pixels, and likely beyond.

 

Edited November 29, 2021 by Viajero Perdido

[+niraD]

7 minutes ago, Viajero Perdido said:

Chromebook runs Android apps, right?

Maybe. Maybe not. See https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/7021273

[+SpiritGuide]

11 hours ago, Surfoo said:

Why do not use c:geo?

 

It doesn't run on a Chromebook.

[+SpiritGuide]

Geooh GO runs on tablets and Chromebooks taking advantage of the larger screen size by going into a split-screen mode.

[geoawareUSA9]

12 hours ago, Surfoo said:

Why do not use c:geo?

 

Please refrain from discussing unauthorized apps in the forums.