More than 25 per page?

[triple6]

On the cache search page, is there a way to get more than 25 hits per page?

 

Spiders taste like chicken.

[+travisl]

And ruin the thrill of clearing my ''closest 25''?

 

(No, there's no way that I know of.)

 

I take my family everywhere, but they always find their way back home.

[+OzzieSan]

On the search page? No. But if you were to become a charter member you could use the pocket query. You can get up to 500 caches returned per query.

[triple6]

I don't want them in my pocket; I want them on my screen.

 

Would you know if there's a Linux client?

If not, I'd just as soon have a way to see them in my browser.

 

Spiders taste like chicken.

[triple6]

I don't want them in my pocket; I want them on my screen.

 

Would you know if there's a Linux client?

If not, I'd just as soon have a way to see them in my browser.

 

Spiders taste like chicken.

[+OzzieSan]

for managing waypoints???

 

I know this sounds ridicules, but have you searched the internet?

 

I did a quick search with metacrawler on "linux waypoint manager" and there are a few links.

[triple6]

As nice as that is, I'm not looking for a Linux waypoint manager.

 

I want to know if, when searching for nearest caches, I can get more than 25 hits per page.

If the answer is yes, I'd like to know how.

 

Thanks.

t6

 

Spiders taste like chicken.

[+OzzieSan]

quote:

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Originally posted by triple6:

I don't want them in my pocket; I want them on my screen.

 

Would you know if there's a Linux client?

If not, I'd just as soon have a way to see them in my browser.

 

_Spiders taste like chicken_.

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Linux client for?

 

and

 

Not that I know of.

[+OzzieSan]

quote:

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Originally posted by triple6:

I don't want them in my pocket; I want them on my screen.

 

Would you know if there's a Linux client?

If not, I'd just as soon have a way to see them in my browser.

 

_Spiders taste like chicken_.

---

 

Linux client for?

 

and

 

Not that I know of.