minimize-restore-maximize of browser window forces WebPlanner to redraw with original URL
I was in the progress of planning a route in Czechia; I maximized then later restored the window, and instead the map showed my local location in Australia. I don't know exactly how to reproduce it, because a simple superficial cycle through minimize-restore-maximize doesn't force it.
PS. it is caused by/ related to Microsoft PowerToys "FancyZones" app - when the browser window is moved between zones - eg. <Win>+Right or <Win>+Left something forces the browser/ webpage to refresh in a strange way. I can zoom out & "make my way back" to the route, which clearly is tedious. It would be useful if from the Plan tab you could click on a waypoint or on the elevation chart & have the map panned back into view.
current URL
original (bookmark) URL
https://web.locusmap.app/en/plan?lat=-42.8872057&lng=147.3266276&z=15&map=hikeBike
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I must admit the post title "minimize-restore-maximize" is misleading, once I better understood the issue. Clicking any combination of those buttons doesn't cause the redraw. But I don't know what the FancyZones app does differently. I just need to make sure I don't use those special shortcut keys when changing the window size when using the WebPlanner.
I must admit the post title "minimize-restore-maximize" is misleading, once I better understood the issue. Clicking any combination of those buttons doesn't cause the redraw. But I don't know what the FancyZones app does differently. I just need to make sure I don't use those special shortcut keys when changing the window size when using the WebPlanner.
Hi Andrew,
it was quite difficult to simulate the issue but finally we managed to do so. The URL somehow gets the Australian location pinned at its end:
When this happens again, delete this part of the URL. We'll try to find out how to prevent this behavior in the future.
Hi Andrew,
it was quite difficult to simulate the issue but finally we managed to do so. The URL somehow gets the Australian location pinned at its end:
When this happens again, delete this part of the URL. We'll try to find out how to prevent this behavior in the future.
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