Google maps and Streetview
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I've just run into an issue where the behaviour of Streetview and Google Maps is inconsistent. Here's what happens:
- Start with say HERE maps as the overlay.
- Click on the Streetview icon on the map to highlight Streetview streets. All good so far.
- Change the map overlay to any of the Google maps and the Streetview streets are still visible but no map data is rendered. Change to any other map overlay other than Google and the behaviour is as expected.
For reference, I'm using fully up to date Windows 11 and the Brave browser. Behaviour is the same with Edge browser.
Some screenshots:
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Starting point. HERE maps no Streetview
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Turn on Streetview. All good so far.
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Switch to Google Maps. No map data displayed.
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Switch to OpenStreetMap. All good.
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Switch to another Google map. No map data displayed.
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Switch back to HERE. All good again.
The issue is really easy to work around but I don't imagine that this behaviour is by design.
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Mine is acting the same way on Windows 11 with Chrome and Firefox.
So, yeah an issue somewhere. -
Same behavior on Firefox Browser on Linux RedHat 8.
So... is Route Laboratory related, not browser or O.S.Regards!
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I've just run into an issue where the behaviour of Streetview and Google Maps is inconsistent. Here's what happens:
- Start with say HERE maps as the overlay.
- Click on the Streetview icon on the map to highlight Streetview streets. All good so far.
- Change the map overlay to any of the Google maps and the Streetview streets are still visible but no map data is rendered. Change to any other map overlay other than Google and the behaviour is as expected.
For reference, I'm using fully up to date Windows 11 and the Brave browser. Behaviour is the same with Edge browser.
Some screenshots:
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Starting point. HERE maps no Streetview
-
Turn on Streetview. All good so far.
-
Switch to Google Maps. No map data displayed.
-
Switch to OpenStreetMap. All good.
-
Switch to another Google map. No map data displayed.
-
Switch back to HERE. All good again.
The issue is really easy to work around but I don't imagine that this behaviour is by design.
@Stevedo-6-0 The maps that you are changing are the overlay maps. What planning map do you have set? I don't see any of these issues when using any of the planning maps. My screenshot shows the HERE planning map and the Google overlay map with Street View selected. I'm using Windows 11 on the Chrome browser.
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In my example I use HERE planning map as I always do.
And in the same setup as @nick-carthew has I see the issue when switching between map layers upon coming back to any Google overlay.
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