Please increase the maximum number of displayed tracks in Web Planner
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Hi,
I have 247 tracks recorded in a folder, and Web Planner can't display all of them. This is really a shame because I use this to explore areas where I have not been.
It is working on Android mobile, but it would be so more practical on a large screen.
Thanks in advance :-)
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Hi, a higher number of active tracks on the screen would result in performance issues with the browser. Please try the Statshunters.com Chrome plugin, which can display your Strava activities on the web.locusmap.app:
Hi, a higher number of active tracks on the screen would result in performance issues with the browser. Please try the Statshunters.com Chrome plugin, which can display your Strava activities on the web.locusmap.app:
Hi, I don't understand, why are you mentioning Strava?
Hi, I don't understand, why are you mentioning Strava?
It's a workaround. If you export your activities to Strava (most people do), you can use the Statshunters plugin to display them as an inactive layer ("heatmap") over the map in the Locus Map web planner. This solution doesn't drain the browser's performance as much as if you display all the tracks as active items.
It's a workaround. If you export your activities to Strava (most people do), you can use the Statshunters plugin to display them as an inactive layer ("heatmap") over the map in the Locus Map web planner. This solution doesn't drain the browser's performance as much as if you display all the tracks as active items.
I would prefer a Locus Map solution that either displays all tracks as an inactive layer, or (preferred solution) displays only the tracks in the region on screen.
I would prefer a Locus Map solution that either displays all tracks as an inactive layer, or (preferred solution) displays only the tracks in the region on screen.
A heatmap based on data in Locus My Library is planned in the distant future. For now, the quickest solution is Statshunters.
A heatmap based on data in Locus My Library is planned in the distant future. For now, the quickest solution is Statshunters.
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